"A unique rock formation right by the road. We parked on the roadside and walked up to it easily in a short time. Very easy to access and a quick, interesting stop along the way."

So funny to see this rock shaped like an elephant, who knew there were elephants in Sardinia. There is some parking for about 10 cars by the side of the road. If you in the area its worth a look.

It's pretty cool for a short stop before Castalsardo. But be careful because sometimes it likes to dance around. 😉🐘

Worth seeing if you’re nearby, but not worth driving many kilometers just for this attraction. However, there are plenty of other sights in the area.

This was the highlight of our day. Must visit 10/10!

It is unbelivable how the likeness is this rock to an elephant! There was quite some people, but we enjoyed it!

Interesting rocky formation with pre-nuragic tombs. Could be better highlighted with more information / panels and with stricter rules for preservation / protection. Can be quite crowded for such a small POI.

Nice beach but full of rocks, check wind before you go

Had great time, black sand. Left side is calmer and right side is wilder. 🏄🏻‍♂️🌊 The shower is available what is great and you can have a snack in beach bar.

Cute beach with nice cafes and not too many tourists. We had a fun day despite the wind and high waves - on other days it’s perfectly calm!

For scuba diving and snorkeling its perfect. Swimming also great, clean water, some time its windy and it has little waves. For children its perfect as well its isnt deep at all.

Soft sand, pure water, interesting underwater life (highly recommended to take snorkelling mask with you). The only downside - enormous number of people during high season

Beautiful although ricky in spots and some sand not so nice...photo from top of path to beach area

The sea was very shallow, the beach has thin sand and there was shower very close to the exit.

The castle looks good from the outside while inside only the panorama is beautiful. And there are no more attractions as for me. It is not worth the price.

Great views and rich history, just a bit touristy Castello dei Doria offers breathtaking views over Castelsardo and the sea—especially impressive on a clear day. The walk up through the old town is steep but beautiful. The castle itself is well preserved and has an interesting weaving museum inside. It can feel a bit touristy and crowded during peak times, but overall it’s a very worthwhile stop if you’re exploring the area.

Well worth the steep walk from the town park.it is possible to drive up to near tge castle or use the local shuttle bus. Well preserved and home of basket weaving .spectaclur views.

Very beautiful and worth the visit,a lot of history inside.

The Torre di Frigiano is beautifully lit at night, creating a magical and relaxing atmosphere. It would be great to extend the pedestrian walkway from Porto di Castelsardo to the Calisthenics park – it would make the evening stroll even more enjoyable

Coming from northeast you have a beautiful view towards the castello. The historic center is beautiful with its small paths and the Old buildings. We were there in February and enjoyed an almost empty area.

Nice little castle with amazing views over the colourful town and surrounding area. It's quite small but clean and tidy with a nice museum with a bit of history. Worth a look if your in the area. The town is quite nice.

(Translated by Google) It's fun to take a look inside, combined with other historical sites. Dutch explanations are available (available at the cathedral). (Original) Leuk om even binnen te kijken in combi met andere historische plekken. Nederlandse uitleg beschikbaar (krijg je in het kathedraal)

(Translated by Google) Discovered and renovated not long ago, the crypts are of interest for their originality and for the works they contain, notably a reclining virgin from 1300, an altarpiece from 1400, a very rare reproduction from the 15th century. of the imprint of Jesus' face on his shroud, and a painting by the Master of Castelsardo representing God supporting Jesus on the cross, which is quite rare. (Original) Découvertes et aménagées il n'y a pas longtemps, les cryptes présentent un intérêt par leur originalité et par les œuvres qu'elles contiennent, notamment une vierge couchée de 1300, un retable de 1400, une reproduction très rare XVeme s. de l'empreinte du visage de Jésus sur son linceul, et un tableau du Maître de Castelsardo représentant Dieu supportant Jésus sur la croix, ce qui est assez rare.

(Translated by Google) And here we are. Church and crypt, and much more to see, so I recommend a combined ticket to visit everything. Again, treasures never seen before and stories never heard before. But above all, once again Martina who welcomed us in the crypt and her colleague in the church, but also Stefania from the Episcopio witchcraft and inquisition museum who fortunately redirected us at the end of the visit towards the MAP of Perfugas... All so prepared , attentive, smiling and passionate. Women Power 💕 (Original) Ed eccoci qua. Chiesa e cripta, e tanto altro da vedere per cui consiglio biglietto cumulativo in modo da visitare tutto-tutto. Anche in questo caso tesori mai visti prima e storie mai sentite prima. Ma soprattutto, ancora una volta Martina che ci ha accolto in cripta e la sua collega in chiesa, ma anche Stefania dell'Episcopio museo stregoneria e inquisizione che per fortuna ci ha dirottati a fine visita verso il MAP di Perfugas... Tutte così preparate, attente, sorridenti e appassionate. Women Power 💕

(Translated by Google) Very nice to visit, the guide is very knowledgeable, nice and friendly, I would like to go back, hoping that the other crypts will open too ☺️. (Original) Molto bello da visitare, la guida è molto preparata, simpatica e cordiale, mi piacerebbe ritornarci, sperando che aprano anche le altre cripte ☺️.

(Translated by Google) Suggestive museum and cathedral rich in history. The guide, very knowledgeable and engaging, in hearing about the origins of Castellano, told us much more about the traditions of Holy Week and the history of the town. Thank you, it was an unexpected gift. (Original) Museo e cattedrale suggestivi e ricchi di storia. La guida, molto preparata e coinvolgente, nel sentire delle origini castellanesi, ci ha raccontato molto di + sulle tradizioni della settimana santa e sulla storia del paese. Grazie, è stato un regalo inaspettato.

(Translated by Google) The guide is very knowledgeable and attentive, the visit exceeded our expectations, it is worth going in to see the works of art. I suggest presenting other tickets previously purchased in the Castelsardo complex to receive any discounts :-) (Original) La guida e molto preparata e attenta la visita ha superato le nostre aspettative aspettative, vale la pena di entrare per vedere le opere d arte. Suggerisco di presentare altri biglietti acquistati in precedenza nel complesso di Castelsardo per ricevere e eventuali sconti :-)

(Translated by Google) Very knowledgeable, helpful and kind guide. The crypts are suggestive, many small masterpieces. Very interesting. Worth seeing (Original) Guida molto preparata, disponibile e gentile. Le cripte sono suggestive, tanti piccoli capolavori. Molto interessante. Da vedere

Audio guides were good but poorly directed for the layout of the museum (no signs) so was very confused as to which places were the museum or not.

Not worth your money, there's not much to see besides the view of the sea, but there are some other places with the same view

Walking high above the sea and through the rooms of the castle was interesting, with many great views of the sea and the town below.

The small museum features handmade traps for marine animals, cooking utensils and everyday items. Everything is knitted from grass or reeds.

It is a very beautiful castle that overlooks the entire town.

Very interesting museum

The castle is a great viewpoint and the museum in the castle is well worth a visit.

This church is quite unassuming and peaceful, there is detailed information about the alters and statues.

Yeah not much to see here , though the church is old like 13th century

Nice small church

A lovely church with hidden surprises. If you explore the church you can really find the spirit in you. It was an intense experience on the upper floor. Jeezus is always watching.

Beautiful views

(Translated by Google) 05.2025 An old, small, but atmospheric church. It's worth finding to feel the peace that washes over you... (Original) 05.2025 stary, niewielki, ale klimatyczny kościółek. warto go znaleźć, żeby poczuć ten spływający na ciebie spokój...

(Translated by Google) While visiting the historic center of Castelsardo, we discovered this charming 14th-century church, which has two distinctive features: it has no façade and a side entrance. Built of limestone and trachyte, it served as a cathedral until the 16th century, before losing this title following the construction—and consecration—of the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate, located a little further down the valley, on the ridge leading to the sea. However, it became the seat of the Brotherhood of Santa Croce, guardians of the "Lunissanti." Composed of a single nave, the main altar in the apse houses an "Ecce Homo"—a sculpture of Christ—placed between two niches dedicated to other saints. There is also a statue of Saint Francis and the famous "Cristu Nieddu" (Black Christ) crucifix from the 14th century, made of juniper wood, blackened by time and carried in procession during natural disasters in Castelsardo. (Original) En visitant le centre historique de Castelsardo, nous avons découvert cette charmante église du XIVème siècle, qui présente deux particularités : elle est dépourvue de façade et possède une entrée latérale. Construite en calcaire et trachyte, elle servit de cathédrale jusqu'au XVIème siècle, avant de perdre ce titre après la construction – et la consécration – de l'église Sant'Antonio Abate, située un peu plus loin dans la vallée, sur la crête menant à la mer. Elle devint cependant le siège de la Confrérie de Santa Croce, gardienne des "Lunissanti". Composée d'une seule nef, l'autel principal de l'abside abrite un "Ecce Homo" – une sculpture du Christ – placé entre deux niches dédiées à d'autres saints. On y trouve également une statue de saint François et le célèbre crucifix "Cristu Nieddu" (Christ noir) du XIVème siècle, en bois de genévrier, noirci par le temps et porté en procession lors des catastrophes naturelles à Castelsardo.

There is no legal access to this site. There is a fence along the length of the road that keeps people out. You can still get a nice view from the street. We walked up the hill on the other side of the street and got a little better view. Don't miss the elephant rock just a short drive away as well.

Nuraghe Paddàggiu, located along the SP90 road near Castelsardo in Sardinia, Italy, is a remarkable archaeological site from the Nuragic civilization, which flourished from the Bronze Age through the Roman era. This structure is situated on a hill, providing a panoramic view of its surroundings, a strategic choice typical of Nuragic builders. Originally, it was a complex fortress featuring a main tower with a distinctive "tholos" or false dome roof, constructed by progressively narrowing rings of stones. This central tower, approximately 11 meters in base diameter and standing about 8.5 meters tall today, contained two levels linked by a winding internal staircase. Adjacent to the main tower were two lateral towers and a bastion, enclosed by a thick outer wall that also encompassed a small village made up of stone huts topped with thatched roofs. Today, only the main tower survives intact, along with a 27-meter stretch of the surrounding wall and the base of one hut, providing insight into the site's original layout. The entrance corridor of the tower is notable for its transverse stone slabs forming a roof and includes a niche with an internal staircase on its left side that ascends to the tower’s summit. Although the wooden balcony once crowning the tower no longer exists, the preservation of the tholos roof and some architectural details like the entrance corridor niche make it a genuine testament to Nuragic engineering and culture. Nuraghe Paddàggiu, meaning “haystack” in Sardinian, is closely linked to nearby prehistoric sites such as the Domus de Janas “dell’elefante,” illustrating the dense ancient heritage in this part of Sardinia. It stands less than a kilometer from this famous rock-cut tomb complex. While the site is most easily admired from the roadside given limited parking options, it remains a significant cultural landmark illustrating Sardinia’s prehistoric past. The discovery of numerous ceramic artifacts at Nuraghe Paddàggiu has been fundamental for establishing its age and understanding its function within the Nuragic civilization. This site offers a tangible connection to an ancient era when Sardinia was dotted with these monumental stone edifices, making it an essential destination for those interested in archaeology and the island’s deep historical roots. Though relatively modest in scale compared to some larger nuraghi, Nuraghe Paddàggiu stands out for its well-preserved central tower and the clarity with which it conveys the architectural sophistication of Sardinia’s Bronze Age inhabitants. Its scenic hilltop location further enhances the visitor experience, providing a glimpse into the strategic considerations of the Nuragic people and offering expansive views of the surrounding countryside.

just jump the wall from road and u will be here :)

An amazing feeling to see something so atmospheric. Ancient. It makes you question so much.

You have to park on the side of the road climb over the little bent over fence hike up to the site and Marvel at this wonder over 3000 years old

Fantastic view, amazing food.

You can see this one from the street but unfortunately there are no signs leading to it. One well conservated tower though

Be sure to visit this place. From both sides, if you climb the hill, you have a beautiful view of the historical part of the city of Castelsardo. There is no infrastructure and if the sea is not calm, the water will be muddy. You also need to walk about 10 minutes from the parking lot down, and on the way back you need to climb up small stones. Families with small children will find it difficult and inconvenient. Thanks to the views that open up from the hills on the coast of Castelsardo - I definitely recommend visiting

A very nice bay with a small, mostly rocky beach. There are great views for your photos. For entering the water I recommend using shoes because it is rocky and not very comfortable. You can rent an umbrella and sun-beds ( I don't know the price) but that's it. No other services like the toilet or restaurant are there. There is not much parking space along the entry road. You can go by car only where the asphalt road ends, then you go around 15-20 minutes on walk. Overall, it is a quiet and nice place perfect rather for photos than to enjoy the sea.

Cute little cove. Slightly pebbly but lovely crystal clear water. Calm sea and doesn’t get deep fast. Safe for kids and nice calm atmosphere, not busy and if you’re staying at the resort the beds are free!

Cala Ostina in Sardinia is a coastal gem that rewards those who seek an authentic and tranquil seaside escape. Nestled in nature's embrace, this secluded cove boasts breathtaking beauty that truly shines when experienced in the early morning hours. The calmness of dawn casts a magical aura over the turquoise waters and pristine sands, making it a serene oasis for those who arrive early. To truly savor the unspoiled charm of Cala Ostina, I highly recommend planning your visit during the weekdays rather than weekends. Weekday mornings offer a chance to bask in the peaceful ambiance and relish the untouched splendor without the bustling crowds that often gather on weekends. This strategic choice ensures an intimate and personal connection with the natural wonders of this idyllic spot. As the sun gently rises, casting its golden hues across the landscape, you'll find yourself captivated by the symphony of nature's sounds and the tranquility that envelops you. Whether you're strolling along the shoreline, taking a refreshing dip in the crystalline waters, or simply unwinding with the soothing sound of lapping waves, Cala Ostina offers a rejuvenating retreat that's best enjoyed during the serene moments of early mornings and weekdays.

Since Castelsardo doesn’t have many beaches, we were hoping this one would at least be clean. Unfortunately, even though the road leading there is poorly maintained, the beach itself is even worse — with pieces of glass scattered in the sand, making it dangerous for children to run around. The water is also not very clear or inviting. I wouldn’t recommend this beach.

Nice place clear water and few people , tiring to go down the road but rewarding the tranquility and natural beauty

Extraordinary beach, amazing views and water

Okay

(Translated by Google) subsidiary church Church of the Souls of Purgatory <Castelsardo> Church of Purgatory 1727 (church built) The church of Purgatory was built at the behest of the Chapter of Castelsardo, after the demolition of the ossuary chapel located in the place where the bell tower now stands. The small chapel of Purgatory overlooks the narrow street that leads to the Cathedral of Sant'Antonio Abate. It was built to replace an older ossuary chapel, demolished to build the current bell tower. Single room, barrel vaulted, with two large arches on both side walls. Double-sloped façade with bell tower at the top. (Original) chiesa sussidiaria Chiesa delle Anime del Purgatorio <Castelsardo> Chiesa del Purgatorio 1727 (edificazione chiesa) La chiesa del Purgatorio viene costruita per volere del Capitolo di Castelsardo, dopo la demolizione della cappella ossario situata nel luogo dove ora si innalza il campanile. La piccola cappella del Purgatorio si affaccia sulla stretta via che porta alla Cattedrale di Sant'Antonio abate. Venne costruita in sostituzione di una più antica cappella ossario, demolita per innalzare l'attuale campanile. Aula unica, voltata a botte, con due grandi archi su entrambe le pareti laterali. Facciata a due spioventi con campanile a vela nella sommità.

(Translated by Google) Looks more like a chapel than a church. (Original) Ziet er meer uit als een kapel dan een kerk.

(Translated by Google) A small chapel that would go unnoticed if you're not careful. It's very simple but full of fervor. It's free (Original) Toute petite chapelle qui passerait inaperçue si l'on ne fait pas attention. C'est tout simple mais plein de ferveur. C'est gratuit

(Translated by Google) The small church of "Lu Pulgadoriu", located in the historic center of Castelsardo, dates back to the 17th century. The sacred building is known by the inhabitants by the name of "Ossaia". Here the remains of the deceased were preserved, funeral vigils and private ceremonies took place. (Original) La chiesetta de "Lu Pulgadoriu", ubicata nel centro storico di Castelsardo, risale al XVII secolo. L’edificio sacro è conosciuto dagli abitanti con il nome di “Ossaia”. Qui venivano conservati i resti dei defunti, si svolgevano le veglie funebri e le cerimonie private.

(Translated by Google) Small and suggestive chapel. Always open. (Original) Piccola e suggestiva cappella. Sempre aperta.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church built in stone on the ancient ossuaries (Original) Bella chiesa costruita in pietra sugli antici ossari

If you enjoy swimming in plastic soup, this is it! It's a nice place for sunset walk.., but I won't be swimming there again. Thousands of small and larger pieces of plastic float in the water. I wonder why the authorities haven't cleaned up the beach and the bay.

Nice beach. Fine shingle. Clear waters and not too steep a drop after the shoreline. Shop at the back of the beach had minimal ice creams on sale. Watch out for local kids playing football during the school holidays (June-August).

Beautiful cliff top village

Nice small city beach. Pretty clean, but can be crowded in weekends. Cliffs offer nice opportunity for snorkeling and diving. Parking can be tricky to find free spot.

Quite good for a city beach. Little people, clean, easy access. On the beach bar, shower. You can jump into the water from the rock, kids love it.

Not worth the long arduous drive inland ( do not do this route. Not very pretty) then when you get there it is in my opinion very characterless, scruffy and old fashioned the lower half , so boring we didn't bother with the top half ( maybe we missed out but anyway...) My opinion- go to Saint Teresa gullura. Much much nicer!! Character, pretty, lots of nice cafes, nice vibe.

Cool little village with outdoor concert venues- a real taste of Italian culture is very predominant (try to learn a little Italian before you go )it’s polite and the locals appreciate any attempt; they are all friendly so if you don’t no worries!!

It’s ok. Not special, but ok

(Translated by Google) Former bishop's house and museum of the Inquisition and witchcraft. The stories concerning the old Sardinian popular beliefs are explained very well. Furthermore, old torture tools are on display. (Original) Ex casa vescovile e museo dell'Inquisizione e della stregoneria. Sono spiegate molto bene le storie che riguardano le vecchie credenze popolari sarde. Inoltre sono esposte vecchi attrezzi di tortura.

(Translated by Google) Nice lady. Nice souvenir shop. Interesting museum about witchcraft and torture. Definitely worth a visit (it's best to buy a full ticket at the castle; individual tickets are quite expensive in comparison). (Original) Aardige dame. Leuk souvenirswinkeltje. Leuk en interessant museum over hekserij en martelingen. Zeker even binnenlopen (je kunt het beste een complete ticket bij het kasteel kopen, losse tickets zijn erg duur in verhouding)

(Translated by Google) The Antico Episcopio, the Bishop's ancient residence, houses some rooms with objects used in his time, bedroom, living room and study; inside there is also the Museum of Witchcraft and the Inquisition with typical witchcraft objects and rooms containing torture objects used to make investigated suspects confess. (Original) L'Antico Episcopio, antica dimora del Vescovo ospita alcune stanze con gli oggetti utilizzati a suo tempo, camera da letto, soggiorno e studio; al suo interno si trova anche il Museo della Stregoneria e dell'Inquisizione con oggetti tipici della stregoneria e con Sale contenenti oggetti di tortura utilizzati per far confessare i sospetti inquisiti.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum, the only flaw is that like other museums on the Inquisition they display torture instruments that have been proven to be historical fakes. If I go to a historical museum it is to learn more, not to see fakes. (Original) Museo molto bello, unica pecca che come altri musei sull’Inquisizione espongono strumenti di tortura che sono stati provati essere falsi storici. Se vado in un museo storico é per farmi una cultura non per vedere dei falsi.

(Translated by Google) Really very interesting, but only if you speak Italian very well or have a local with you to translate (like me). Everything is only labeled in Italian, but it's very detailed! I don't know if tours are offered in other languages. (Original) Wirklich sehr interessant, aber nur, wenn man sehr gut italienisch spricht oder einen Einheimischen zum Übersetzen dabei hat (so wie ich). Es ist alles nur auf italienisch beschriftet, das aber dafür sehr ausführlich! Ich weiß nicht, ob Führungen in anderen Sprachen angeboten werden.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum (Original) Museo molto interessante

Nice area for a walk

(Translated by Google) In the low season there were many tourists who visited the historic center, few who visited the "Spalti di Manganella", even fewer who took the pleasant walk on paths that descend from these towards the sea and then go up again arriving at Via Nazionale. It takes a bit of effort but it takes about forty minutes to do it, the images refer to this entire journey. The fortifications were built by the Genoese at the beginning of 1100 AD. and for this reason the original name of the town was Castel Genovese, after being conquered it became Castel Aragonese and in 1448 it assumed its current name. (Original) In bassa stagione erano numerosi i turisti a visitare il centro storico, pochi a visitare gli “spalti di Manganella”, ancora di meno a compire la piacevole passeggiata su sentieri che da questi scende verso il mare e poi risale arrivando a via Nazionale. C’è da fare un po' di fatica ma a farla si impiegano una quarantina di minuti, le immagini si riferiscono a tutto questo tragitto. Le fortificazioni vennero costruite dai genovesi ad inizio del 1100 d.C. e per questa ragione il nome originale del’ abitato era Castel Genovese, dopo essere stato conquistato divenne Castel Aragonese e dal 1448 assunse il nome attuale.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, well-kept and very panoramic green area overlooking the Gulf of Asinara and located close to the Doria Castle of which it was once part of the fortification; excellent for those who want to walk in the evening. (Original) Bella zona verde ben curata e molto panoramica che si affaccia sul Golfo dell'Asinara e che si trova a ridosso del Castello dei Doria di cui un tempo era parte della fortificazione; ottima per chi ha voglia di passeggiare la sera.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to take a walk especially at sunset (Original) Posto bellissimo per fare una passeggiata soprattutto al tramonto

(Translated by Google) Open space with sea views at the back of the town castle. (Original) Spazio aperto con vista sul mare nel retro del castello del paese.

(Translated by Google) At the time of my visit (mid-June 2023), the area was somewhat neglected, giving the idea of ​​disorder and abandonment. I understand that it is challenging to manage the place, but a little more attention from the municipality wouldn't have gone amiss... instead, in addition to the badly trimmed grass, and the very battered wooden structures that represent historical pieces accompanying the bastion, we found little to be happy with. A beautiful spot from which to enjoy the sunset, but not much more, given that the same sunset can be admired further up inside the village which looks much better. It remains a good place to take a few steps away from the crowds of people (in fact it remains little frequented), thinking about what these views of the castle heard and saw in the past, when they were beaten by prominent, well-known and powerful figures in history of Sardinia.. (Original) Al momento della mia visita (metà giugno 2023), l'area era un pò lasciata all'incuria, dava l'idea di disordine e abbandono. Capisco che sia impegnativo gestire il posto, ma un attenzione in più da parte del comune non sarebbe guastata... invece oltre all'erba mal rifinita, e le strutture in legno molto malconce che rappresentano pezzi storici a corredo del bastione, abbiamo trovato poco di cui rimanere contenti. Un bellissimo spot da cui godere del tramonto, ma poco più, visto che lo stesso tramonto si può ammirare più su all'interno del borgo che ha un aspetto nettamente migliore. Rimane un buon posto dove fare un pò di passi lontano dalla calca della gente (infatti rimane poco frequentato), pensando a cosa hanno sentito e visto questi scorci del castello in passato, quando erano battuti da figure di spicco, ben note e potenti nella storia della Sardegna..

(Translated by Google) This is the outer wall of the old Castelsardo, overlooking the sea. It's been carefully designed to be walked entirely, and offers breathtaking views! All around, you'll find a magnificent coastline and a green park overlooking the Castle! You'll also find some reproductions of medieval catapults along the way. It's one of those places that truly wows, perfect for a romantic stroll! Bring two glasses of wine and a good sparkling wine for a five-star declaration of love! (Original) Si tratta della cinta muraria esterna della vecchia Castelsardo, che guarda verso il mare. E' stata ben attrezzata per essere interamente percorsa a piedi ed e' altamente panoramica! Tutto attorno avete una costa magnifica e un parco verde con vista sul Castello! Troverete anche alcune riproduzioni di catapulta medievale lungo il cammino. E' uno di quei luoghi ad "effetto wow", perfetto per una passeggiata romantica! Armatevi di 2 calici e un buon spumante per dichiarazioni d'amore a 5 stelle!

Small town and suitable for stopping for a few hours.

Simple lighthouse, could be beautiful in the right lighting On the beach, so good for a small walk altough the beach is very polluted with plastic. Shame that the locals don't clean their own beaches

Nice view from the port

(Translated by Google) Beautiful tower in the wonderful village of Castelsardo. Tower of Aragonese origin, built with the intention of protecting the Castle from the incursions of pirates coming from North Africa. (Original) Bellissima torre nel meraviglioso paesino di Castelsardo. Torre di origine aragonese, edificata con l'intenzione di proteggere il Castello dalle incursioni dei pirati provenienti dal Nordafrica.

(Translated by Google) The Frigiano Tower, dating back to the second half of the 16th century, was built by the Aragonese to protect the port of Castel Aragonese. Two soldiers were stationed inside the tower, ready to alert the nearby castle in case of emergency. Today, the dark basalt tower, 7 meters in diameter and 13 meters high, stands in the middle of the Castelsardo port and can be admired thanks to a restoration that took place last century. (Original) La Torre di Frigiano, risalente alla seconda metà del XVI secolo, venne fatta erigere dagli Aragonesi per proteggere il porto di 'Castel Aragonese'. Due erano i soldati che stavano all'interno della torre pronti ad allarmare il vicino castello in caso di necessità. Oggi la torre in basalto scuro, dal diametro di 7 metri e l'altezza di 13, si trova nel mezzo del porto di Castelsardo, ed è possibile ammirarla grazie a un restauro avvenuto il secolo scorso.

(Translated by Google) The Frigiano Tower is a true jewel overlooking the sea, a place that captures the imagination and leaves you breathless. The majestic and imposing tower dominates the coast, offering breathtaking views of the blue horizon and the waves crashing on the shore. Climbing to the top means finding yourself suspended between sky and sea, with postcard-perfect views: crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and the pristine beauty of the surrounding nature. The atmosphere is incredibly evocative: the sound of the waves, the wind caressing the stones, and the sunlight playing on the tower create an almost mystical experience. Perfect for history, photography, and nature lovers, the Frigiano Tower is a place where every detail exudes charm, mystery, and legend. An unmissable stop for those visiting the coast who want to experience an authentic and unforgettable experience. (Original) La Torre di Frigiano è un vero gioiello affacciato sul mare, un luogo che cattura l’immaginazione e lascia senza fiato. La torre, maestosa e imponente, domina la costa offrendo una vista mozzafiato sull’orizzonte azzurro e sulle onde che si infrangono sulla riva. Salire fino in cima significa trovarsi sospesi tra cielo e mare, con panorami che sembrano usciti da una cartolina: acque cristalline, scogliere suggestive e la bellezza incontaminata della natura circostante. L’atmosfera è incredibilmente suggestiva: il rumore delle onde, il vento che accarezza le pietre e la luce del sole che gioca sulla torre creano un’esperienza quasi mistica. Perfetta per gli amanti della storia, della fotografia e della natura, la Torre di Frigiano è un luogo dove ogni dettaglio racconta fascino, mistero e leggenda. Una tappa imperdibile per chi visita la costa e desidera vivere un’emozione autentica e indimenticabile.

(Translated by Google) Delightful place with the Tower dominating. (Original) Posto delizioso con la Torre che domina.