Castheddu

The Gulf of Asinara defines the setting of Castheddu (Castelsardo) — its fortified old town rises on a rocky headland above northern Sardinia’s coast, with the harbour and seafront firmly tied to the sea. The Doria Castle crowns the settlement and recalls the medieval family that ruled here; it now houses the Museum of Mediterranean Weaving, dedicated to the island’s basket-making traditions. Below, narrow lanes lead between stone houses, churches and small squares, while coastal roads connect the town with beaches and coves along the gulf. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Castelsardo and northern Sardinia.

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