ANSA/ NPK While the community of Nuoro remains in disbelief and in shock, asking itself “How could this happen?”, investigations continue unabated to clarify all the details – and above all ...

Non ce l’ha fatta Maria Esterina Riccardi, l’84enne colpita dal figlio Roberto Gleboni. La donna è morta questa mattina al ...

“ Mario Pes. La modernità fra tradizione e utopia ”, è il titolo della mostra che sarà inaugurata sabato alle 16 allo Spazio ...

Provincial data – Analyzing the data at provincial level, it emerges that, in Sardinia, the “oldest” cars circulate in Nuoro, where in September 2024 the average age was 14 years and 7 months.

For a century, it was made by a single family in the Sardinian city of Nuoro for religious celebrations. Today, there are fewer than 10 people there who know the secret to making the pasta as thin ...

If Sardinia is anything to go by ... Sardinian to her core, she is a child of Nuoro, one of the so-called Blue Zones, areas of exceptional life-expectancy, thanks to the traditional lifestyle ...

Sardinia is undoubtedly best known for limpid turquoise sea ... thought to be ‘fairy houses’, though they are actually tombs). By car, you can arrive in Nuoro in less than two hours. It’s the capital ...

Most of Sardinia is connected by an extensive network ... and it travels local and long-distance routes in Cagliari, Oristano, Sassari, Nuoro and Olbia. Visitors can purchase tickets at bus ...

All of this is threatened by the viral infection, which has hit around a quarter of Sardinia's 13,000 sheep farms this year, killing 40,000 sheep and lambs, compared to just 5,000 in 2023.

The best time to visit Sardinia is from April to June when the flowers are in bloom, the sea waters are warm, and the temperatures haven't yet reached their July and August highs. Still ...

she is a child of Nuoro, one of the so-called Blue Zones, areas of exceptional life-expectancy, thanks to the traditional lifestyle and contact with nature. Alessandra Todde: ‘Sardinia is not ...

Dressed in earthen brown cords and matching waistcoat, as he sips his mid-morning Ichnusa, Sardinia’s national beer, Maxia seems to embody the island’s unofficial motto – live slow ...