Along the ancient roman streets of Nora

Along the ancient roman streets of Nora

We discover an archaeological jewel surrounded by the sea, to contemplate the ancient ruins that tell the story of a past that has left deep traces.

After crossing a beautiful beach, we walk along a small hill to the temple of an ancient female punic deity: Tanit, the goddess of love and fertility. We look out slowly and stand before the city of Nora with its baths, villas, small houses and the theatre, which today still hosts poets, actors and prominent musicians during the hot summer nights. Along the ancient Roman roads, nothing around us goes unnoticed: the beauty of the mosaics, the noise of the waves crushing on the ruins that emerge out of the water, the marble blocks scarred by the passing of time, the columns that remain standing despite plundering and storms. It is a journey to follow the traces of rich merchants, young sailors and holy soldiers revered by an entire population.

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Stop At: Chiesa di Sant'Efisio, Via Bostares, 9, 09010, Pula, Sardinia Italy

Learn the story of Sant’Efisio, the martyred soldier who Christians believe freed the city of Cagliari from the plague in 1656.

Duration: 20 minutes