The Marghine mountains define the setting of Bolotana — wooded slopes and grazing land give this inland Sardinian town a rhythm far removed from the island’s coasts. Bolotana belongs to the historic Marghine area, west of Nuoro, and has the compact character of a traditional hill settlement. Beyond the centre lies the Badde Salighes forest, home to Villa Piercy, the late-19th-century residence of railway engineer Benjamin Piercy. The town is also known for handwoven textiles, part of Sardinia’s enduring craft tradition. Discover how Bolotana relates to the Marghine and central Sardinia by browsing nearby webcams.
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