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• The Judical Fortress and Museums: The only medieval castle in Sardinia still fully habitable and preserved in its original structure. Built in the 14th century and linked to Eleonora d'Arborea and the famous Battle of Sanluri in 1409, the castle houses valuable museum collections, including furnished period halls, the Risorgimento Museum, and a rich collection of armor.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round  |  🎟️ Admission: Free

• The Medieval Fortress and Botanical Park: Nestled in a lush green oasis in the heart of the Sarcidano region, the picturesque ruins of this 14th-century medieval castle and the noble palace of the Aymerich marquises captivate visitors with their elegant Gothic-Aragonese windows. The castle is embraced by an extraordinary 22-hectare natural and botanical park, famous for its exotic and ancient trees, citrus groves, streams, and scenic waterfalls that create a fairytale setting.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round  |  🎟️ Admission: Ticket

• The Fortress and the Palatine Chapel: Dominating the colorful village of Bosa and the Temo River valley from high atop Serravalle Hill, this majestic 12th-century fortress was founded by the noble Tuscan Malaspina family. The visit lets you walk along the ancient ramparts and scenic towers, while exploring the Church of Nostra Signora de Sos Regnos Altos inside, a precious palatine chapel housing an important cycle of 14th-century Catalan-school frescoes.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round  |  🎟️ Admission: Ticket

• The Judical Fortress and the Tower of Burgos: An imposing fortress built in the 12th century by Judge Gonario II of Torres atop a rocky peak nearly 600 meters high, commanding the entire Tirso Valley. Linked to prominent historical figures like Queen Adelasia of Torres, the castle retains its spectacular 16-meter main tower and triple ring of curtain walls, offering one of inland Sardinia's most captivating viewpoints and an immersive journey into medieval Judicate history.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round  |  🎟️ Admission: Ticket

• The Seaside Fortress and the Weaving Museum: Built by the noble Genoese Doria family during the 12th century on a rocky headland overlooking the sea, this castle commands the entire medieval village of Castelsardo. The visit allows you to explore the ramparts, scenic walkways, and interior rooms housing the prestigious Museum of Mediterranean Weaving (MIM), dedicated to the traditional art of basketry and local craftsmanship.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round  |  🎟️ Admission: Free

• The Viscontean Fortress on the Hill: Built in the 13th century during the Judicate of Gallura under the influence of the Pisan Visconti family, this striking medieval castle stands on a granite promontory overlooking the Olbia plain. Linked to Judge Elena of Gallura, the fortress retains impressive curtain walls and its main tower, offering a magnificent panorama across the gulf and surrounding countryside, just a short distance from the famous Su Monte 'e S'Abe Giants' Tombs.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round  |  🎟️ Admission: Ticket

• The Fortress and the Battlemented Tower: Strategically built atop a limestone cliff overlooking the medieval village of Posada and the river valley below, this castle dates back to the 12th–13th centuries and is closely tied to the history of the Judicate of Gallura. Local legend attributes its curious name to a clever trick used by villagers to withstand a long Saracen siege. The complex retains its main battlemented tower and curtain wall ruins, offering exceptional views stretching from the eastern coast's beaches to the inland mountains.

⏱️ Duration: 1 hour  |  📅 Open: Year-round | 🎟️ Admission: Free

• The Fortress of the Barons of Galtellì: Perched on a rugged limestone height overlooking the historic village of Galtellì, this ancient castle dates back to the 11th–12th centuries and served as the power center for the curatoria of Orosei and the local baronial lords. World-renowned as the setting and inspiration for Nobel Laureate Grazia Deledda's novel Reeds in the Wind, the complex retains evocative ruins of walls and towers, offering spectacular views across the Cedrino River valley and the Supramonte mountains.