Nuraghe Palmavera
Facilities
Bar
Free parking lot
Free street parking
Opening hours
Monday
10:00 - 14:00
Tuesday
10:00 - 14:00
Wednesday
10:00 - 14:00
Thursday
10:00 - 14:00
Friday
10:00 - 14:00
Saturday
10:00 - 14:00
Sunday
10:00 - 14:00
Weather for today
21°C
Patchy rain nearby
Today
20 — 24°C
Wed
18 — 21°C
Thu
18 — 22°C
Additional conditions
Sunrise
07:16
Sunset
19:22
Max wind
23.8 km/h
Uv Index
1.3
Description
Nuraghe Palmavera is a fascinating Bronze Age archaeological monument located near Alghero, Sardinia.
Dating back to the 2nd millennium BC, this Nuragic complex is an excellent example of the ancient defensive architecture characteristic of the Nuragic culture.
Visiting the site, you can admire the main tower, the remains of the defensive walls and traces of ancient houses, allowing you to be transported back in time and imagine the life of the ancient inhabitants of Sardinia.
Reviews
★4.5
Wesley Sussex2 months ago⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
A Must-See in Alghero!
Nuraghe Palmavera is an incredible archaeological site and definitely a must-see if you're visiting Alghero. The site is easy to access, with clear signage from the main road, and there's ample parking just a short walk away, which made the visit really convenient.
The entrance fee is very reasonable, especially considering the historical significance of the site. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share insights about the Nuragic civilisation, which really enhanced the experience.
Overall, a fascinating place with great service and easy logistics—don’t miss it if you’re in the area!
Nanna3 weeks agoA fascinating glimpse into history!
Visiting an archaeological site sounded interesting to us, but it actually exceeded our expectations. Nuraghe Palmavera is very well-preserved, and walking around the old village offers a glimpse into prehistoric life. There's plenty of information about the different discoveries over time, and how that has shaped the story of Nuraghe Palmavera.
Lancia Jordanaa year agoA rare opportunity to enter a fully intact nearly 4000 year nuraghe. Sit on the stone stool in the middle, close your eyes and just imagine how good life must have been like back then. The site is spectacular. These ancient people cleverly built on a hill with sea and mountain views and breezes. They ate grain, meat, fish, fruit and probably wine. They traded with other Mediterranean cultures. I love the history of Sardinia!Nearby
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