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 | This town is situated in the south-western part of Sardinia, about 30 kilometres far from Cagliari, in the so-called Golfo degli Angeli. Santa Margherita di Pula is situated where the ancient Nora was. The main building of the village is villa Santa Maria (1838). The town of Nora is very rich in archaeological finds, ancient buildings in the city, and ruins of thermal baths, like the Terme di Levante, Centrali, Piccolo and A Mare. |
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 | The theatre is on of the main building in the city and dates back to the first half of the II century a.C.. There are some shrines, like a Roman Temple and the Temple of Eshmun-Esculapio. Not far from here there one of the most ancient churches in Sardinia, Sant’Efisio, and the tower of Coltellazzo, built in 1595. To the north of Pula you can reach the industrial area of Sarroch, and, not far from here, the nuraghe of Domu’e S’Orcu. Going towards Cagliari you can visit villa d’Orri, where the Savoy family used to live.
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 | About the state road 125 you will find the long seashore of Santa Margherita di Pula, with a beautiful pinewood at its back. You can reach it by many entries, depending on which the name of the beach changes: you will find at first Cala Verde, the Stella Marina, Forte Village, Cistos, la Pineta, Perla Marina and Riva dei Pini Beach. Eastwards there is Nora beach, where the ruins of the ancient centre lie.
THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF PULA
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