From the obsidian of Monte Arci to archaeology, from museums to churches and traces of local culture: Parte Montis holds an ancient history that still lives in its villages and communities.
Visit
– The Monte Arci GeoMuseum tells the geological story of Sardinia and the Arci Volcano: a story millions of years long, reconstructed thanks to the fossils, minerals, and rocks found in the territory. The visit is completed by the evocative Flù Room and the multimedia Volcanic Room.
– The Casa del Pane Multimedia Museum – The Casa del Pane multimedia museum in Pompu was created with the aim of spreading knowledge about traditional bread, which in this small village of Parte Montis is still made with the same ingredients used by our ancestors: durum wheat semolina, sourdough, and wood-fired oven baking. The museum offers a multimedia journey that also includes ethnographic objects, illustrating their role in the bread-making process.
– The Knights of the Hills Museum – tells the story of the nobility of the territory, placing it in the broader context of Sardinian history from the Judical period up to the birth of the Kingdom of Italy. A fascinating journey through a historic building, complete with reconstructions, artifacts, and multimedia stations.
