Most people come to Arzachena for the famous pre-historic sites and monuments. So, while youre in and around the area, why not experience the charming restaurants and soak in the history of the area's many ancient buildings and sites?
Villas
For holiday makers looking for a retreat in a countryside location in Sardinia, villas in Arzachena offer beautiful views over rolling green hills and access to lovely relaxing walks through the fields and trees. Different from the newer builds that you often find on the coast, much of the accommodation available in and around Arzachena is in refurbished farmhouses and country homes - making them a unique and charming alternative to hotels, and set in a perfect location to enjoy the vistas of the area.
Dining
In Sardinia, villas near Arzachena offer access to some of the island's most delicious food, ranging from pizzerias to seaside fine dining. In the town of Arzachena, you'll find a couple of good Italian restaurants, serving up local favourites. A bustling and late night restaurant is Il Vecchio Mulino (Via Moro, 07021 Arzachena), which rumour has it serves up some of the most delicious pizza around.
If you're planning a trip to the coast, a local favourite is Oasi (near Costa Smeralda, Localita Riolta, 07021 Arzachena) with outdoor dining in the countryside. It's often bustling with food lovers from the area who travel there for their delicious fresh seafood pastas.
Historic Sites
Arzachena is home to some of the oldest historical sites in Sardinia. Villas and hotels often offer access to bicycles or give you information on car hires and public transportation, but most of the historic sites are available by foot if you're up for a walk through some beautiful country landscapes.
The Tomb of the Giants is an impressive Bronze Age burial and grave monument. It was built by the Nuragic civilization, which flourished in Sardinia almost 4,000 years ago. Much of it is still intact and is easily viewed from the road. Just follow Via Mascagni out from the town centre and it's on your left. You can't miss it.
Nuraghe la Prisciona is the remains of a Nuraghe village, with the ruins of a tower fortress. Follow Via Paolo Dettori away from the town until you find it on your right.
About the Author:
Helen Forbes is from Essential Italy, a company specialising in Italian holiday villas, apartments and hotels. If youre looking for the perfect Sardinia villas we can help. For handpicked Sardinia villas offers distinctive Italian qualities, great comfort and convenience.
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