• Casa Gioiosa - Casa Gioiosa features a memory museum that explores the area’s agricultural transformation, a theme park, and an art exhibition dedicated to the book ‘The Little Prince’. It also includes an immersive and emotional tunnel (Teleia) focused on marine environments.
• MASE – Museo Antoine De Saint-Exupery - Dive into the world of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the renowned author of The Little Prince, at this museum dedicated to his life and his connection with Alghero. This distinctive space narrates the story of the French author and aviator, who spent time in the stunning Sardinia, drawing inspiration from its landscapes and nature.

Through documents, photographs, and interactive installations, the museum honors Saint-Exupéry’s creative brilliance and his love for aviation, inviting visitors to uncover the man behind the legend. It’s an exhilarating experience for all ages, exploring an author who touched the hearts of many.

• Punta Giglio - The M.A.P.S. is an environmental and historical museum located in the breathtaking promontory of Punta Giglio.
• Le Prigionette - Le Prigionette, a protected area, stretches to the base of the Capo Caccia promontory, offering stunning views of pine forests, Mediterranean maquis, and rocky coves.

Le Prigionette is perfect for hiking or cycling, with its well-marked and accessible trails. Along the journey, visitors can spot various animal species, such as fallow deer, wild horses, and the magnificent griffon vultures, which thrive in this natural habitat. For flora enthusiasts, the reserve presents a vibrant display of colors and fragrances, with endemic and rare plants that enhance the area’s uniqueness.

• Villa Romana di Sant’Imbenia - The Roman villa of Sant’Imbenia stands as a testament to the presence of Roman civilization in Alghero.

• Entrance tickets to the 5 sites of the Ecomuseum

• Guide

An expansive natural, environmental, architectural, and cultural-historical treasure that extends from the city into the hinterland and along the coast, abundant with inlets and beaches, reaching the geo-site of Capo Caccia. This site is renowned for the breathtaking viewpoint of the Foradada, from which unique and captivating routes begin for enthusiasts and visitors of all ages. It is a genuine open-air environmental museum, a dynamic ecomuseum that can be explored in various personalized ways, catering to the desires of those eager to delve into a protected area rich in millennia of history: from Neolithic evidence, to the Nuragic civilization, to the Roman Empire, through foreign dominations, World War II, and up to the present day. Visitors will spend the day in a naturalistic area that holds a cultural and historical heritage waiting to be uncovered.

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