





The Pranu Muttedu archaeological park, the Nuraghe Arrubiu and the Santa Vittoria nuragic sanctuary await you: choose your favourite site, or discover all three with a single ticket.
A vast pre-nuragic necropolis featuring hypogea, megalithic structures and menhirs dating back to 3200–2800 BC. Since July 2025, the site has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The “Red Giant,” the most majestic monument of the nuragic civilisation (13th century BC), unique for its central tower surrounded by five minor towers, dated to 1300 BC thanks to the discovery of a Mycenaean vase. It is included on the UNESCO Tentative List as a candidate for World Heritage status.
A sacred area covering 22 hectares, in use from the Middle Bronze Age (1,600–1,300 BC) through to the Iron Age (1,100–900 BC). It is included on the UNESCO Tentative List as a candidate for World Heritage status.
One ticket, three treasure troves of history: with the combined ticket you can visit all three archaeological sites managed by the Petrass Foundation at a more convenient price than separate admissions. The three sites are close to one another, in south-central Sardinia, making them easy to explore even in a single trip.
Combined ticket rates (3 sites, valid for 30 days from the first visit)
Full price: €12
Full price with guided tour: €15
Reduced: €7
Reduced with guided tour: €10
Groups (minimum 25 people): €9 per person
Groups (minimum 25 people) with guided tour: €12 per person
Free admission for children up to 6 years old
Single ticket rates (per site)
Full price: € 5
Full price with guided tour: € 8
Reduced: € 3
Reduced with guided tour: € 6
Groups (minimum 25 people): € 4 per person
Groups (minimum 25 people) with guided tour: € 7 per person
Free admission for children up to 6 years old
Goni, Orroli and Serri are located in south-central Sardinia, between the historic regions of Gerrei and Sarcidano, in an area with an exceptional concentration of archaeological sites. These locations are easily reached from all of the island’s main airports and ports.
Gioded tours available in Italian and English at all sites.
Wear comfortable shoes and, in summer, bring water and a hat. All archaeological sites are outdoors.
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