Serri

Serri is best known within Sardinia for the Sanctuary of Santa Vittoria, a major archaeological complex of the Nuragic civilization. The town stands on the basalt Giara di Serri plateau in central Sardinia, where the sanctuary occupies a prominent part of the upland. Its remains include a nuraghe, a sacred well and circular stone huts, documenting a place used for worship and gathering in prehistoric Sardinia. The nearby Church of Santa Vittoria gives the site its modern name, linking the plateau's ancient layers with a later Christian tradition. Serri is a useful stop for travellers interested in the island beyond its coasts and big cities. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of the Giara di Serri and central Sardinia.

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