The site of Li Mizzani

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Aerial view of a stone structure shaped like a keyhole surrounded by lush green trees. A dirt path runs alongside, creating a serene, natural setting.

This small but captivating archaeological site is a remarkable example of the "Giants’ Tombs" — ancient collective burial monuments typical of the Nuragic civilization in Sardinia. Though modest in size, the Li Mizzani Tomb is beautifully preserved and set within a peaceful natural landscape. It remains a powerful witness to the island’s millennia-old history and offers a rare, tangible link to Sardinia’s mysterious and monumental past.

Aerial view of a stone structure shaped like a keyhole surrounded by lush green trees. A dirt path runs alongside, creating a serene, natural setting.
Ancient stone monolith with a weathered surface and a small archway at the bottom. Surrounded by lush trees, conveying a historical and mysterious atmosphere.

From Palau, follow S.S. 133

A small yet atmospheric Giant’s Tomb, preserving the timeless aura of the Nuragic civilization — Sardinia’s ancient soul carved in stone.

Key facts

  • Archaeological site
  • Giant’s Tomb
  • Nature and archaeology
  • Nuragic heritage

A world of beauty