Interesting geological features and worth a visit if caves are your thing. Good hiking walks nearby also. However, the English audio guide was very brief for each section of the tour. A minute narration compared to 5 minutes talking by the Italian guide, so it was not very engaging from that perspective.

This is one of the most beautiful caves I ever visited. Especially the river and the ponds in the middle of the cave are amazing. But also the end hall is very special because of its height. A must visit if you are in the neighborhood however we traveled for more than an hour to visit.

Lovely cave, very well done inside to allow access and to be able to explore. Unfortunately we had to wait over one hour for the tour , we were handed the English audio guide and that was all as the actual guide stayed with those for the Italian tour. So it was pointless in a way to wait that long when we did the whole tour on our own faster. Also, was crazy when everyone started to play the audio guide loud, it doesn't come with headphones so was just noise.

Very impressive cave, great experience. Tours are in Italian language only, but there is an audio guide in several other languages. The tour is a bit challenging (many stairs, partially slippery, low ceiling in some spots) and I was a bit surprised that we were not equipped with helmets (except from the tour guide ;)

Amazing place with rich history. I visited this place in july and the weather was 37 degrees outside but inside the cave, around 20. So you might want to have a jacket with you.

Amazing place, definitely recommending to visit. 1h of underground in fresh grotto with amazing views. Unexpectedly deep and beautiful. Very nice guide, spoke Italian and French. You can get audio guide as well. Check the web to arrive in time. They have specific time entrance schedule. Entrance 10€ (adult).

Spectacular caves with historic displays as well as speleological caverns. Amazing stalactites with great audio tour. Manageable even if you're bothered by heights underground.

Great spot, deep in the mountains. The lady at the ticket office/cafeteria is very helpful and you can walk around pretty much freely within the ruins, which is rare.

Well maintained site. Good signage about the temple and I also enjoyed the signs about local flora and fauna along the walk. You can walk right up to the temple and see all the details in the carvings which is impressive. The bathrooms are very clean and the snack stand has a nice assortment. The staff is very kind and helpful. You can tell they take pride in maintaining the location. The garden and sitting area is very peaceful. We recommend the stop!

Interesting historical site with a nice cafe to grab a drink and relax A few walks are also nearby

An easy walk up a nice walkway to the temple. The walk to the stone village was up a hiking dirt path. Beautiful views at the temple and village, but not much shade. The ticket pavilion at the area entrance has good shade, with plentiful water, beer, and coffee to purchase.

I would say it's not spectacular but anyway extremely interesting place to visit considering it's historic depth.

Nice historical site with more options of what to see - old oak, Nuraghi village, the temple, Roman mine and so on. We were quite excited that the place was far from crowded, the entrance fee is 4 euros for adult, easy walk from the ticket office to temple or village. Educational boards are in English as well, so you won't miss a thing. Great place, we recommend.

Don't just visit the temple but also the Roman stone quarry. This is a spectacular site and well worth seeking out. Don't miss the murales in nearby fluminimaggiore.

Interesting place. The guide tried his best to explain in English. We learnt about mining and miner's life. He's very knowledgeable. Interesting samples of minerals from the mine.

Ok, there's not a gallery to get into, but it's still one of the best museums about the lives of the miners. My guide was an ex-miner and he was really competent.

The visit of the Su Zurfuru Mine has broaden my mind. First I was not aware about the mine acitivities in Sardegna and secondly it gave me an awareness what it means being a miner. Thanks to all curators who keep the memories of this mine alive and thank you for the wonderful guidance through the exhibition which I highly recommend to do!

As of July 2018: At least during the week you need to call the guide upfront and agree on a tour otherwise (as in our case) the museum could be closed. See contact details in picture. In general it sounded like a good museum but it was not open when we came without having arranged a tour upfront

(Translated by Google) Today, traveling around Sardinia, we arrived at the Su Zurfaru museum, thanks to Tore, we saw the ancient tools and means that were used for the excavation and extraction of minerals, thanks to Tore today we can relive the past because he believes in these things and thanks to him and his collaborators we can see all these objects forgotten by the world that today runs too fast and does not dwell on the past. (Original) Oggi girando per la Sardegna siamo arrivati al museo di Su Zurfaru, grazie a Tore, abbiamo visto gli antichi attrezzi e mezzi che venivano usati per lo scavo e l'estrazione dei minerali, grazie a Tore oggi possiamo rivivere il passato perch3 ci crede in queste cose e grazie a lui e i suoi collaboratori possiamo vedere tutti questi oggetti dimenticati dal mondo che oggi corre troppo e non si sofferma al passato.

(Translated by Google) It was our first experience in a mine, and we must say that Tore was able to engage us in the history of this place, which has long characterized, and continues to shape, the lives of the people of Sulcis. Although small, this mine has a lot to tell. It's worth a visit, and it's free, with a person who is trying to preserve the richness of this place. (Original) È stata la nostra prima esperienza in una miniera e dobbiamo dire che Tore ci ha saputo coinvolgere nella storia di questa realtà che per molto tempo ha caratterizzato, e continua a caratterizzare in parte, la vita delle persone nel Sulcis. Seppur piccola, questa miniera infatti ha molto da raccontare. Vale la pena una visita, oltretutto gratuita, con una persona che sta cercando di preservare la ricchezza di questo luogo.

(Translated by Google) The tour of the mine buildings is very interesting. I highly recommend booking a tour and chatting with the friendly guide, who will passionately bring to life the stories of a world that no longer exists (at least here in Sardinia)! (Original) Molto interessante la visita agli edifici della miniera. Consiglio vivamente a tutti di prenotare una visita e di fare una chiacchierata con l’affabile guida che con passione vi farà rivivere le storie di un mondo che ormai non esiste più (almeno qui in Sardegna)!

Lovely small ethnic museum, with lots of attention to details.

Fantastic! Worth to buy bulk ticket for Tiempo di Antas

Well set up in themes.

Small and nice

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful museum. I found things that brought back childhood memories of my grandmother's house. A must-see. Plus, if you combine it with the Temple of Antas, you only pay one ticket. (Original) Un museo molto bello. Ho ritrovato cose che hanno suscitato in me ricordi di infanzia a casa di mia nonna. Da vedere assolutamente. In più se associato al tempio di Antas si paga un solo biglietto

(Translated by Google) A truly beautiful museum, even for children, full of ancient objects and history. The guide is very knowledgeable and kind. (Original) Museo davvero bello da visitare anche con i bambini, ricco di oggetti antichi e di storia. La guida è Molto preparata e gentile

(Translated by Google) It turned out to be a pleasant surprise because of all the historical artifacts on display and donated by many Fluminimaggiore residents. It's definitely worth a visit. Parking is available along the adjacent road and in the small square in front. I wondered if there was a ramp to allow wheelchair users to visit. (Original) Si è rilevata una bella sorpresa per via di tutti i reperti storici esposti e donati da molti paesani di Fluminimaggiore. Vale davvero la pena visitarlo. Trovi parcheggi lungo la strada adiacente e nella piazzetta di fronte. Non ho fatto casa se c'era la rampa che possa permettere la visita a chi deamnbula sulla sedia a rotelle