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Island Details
Just south of the Island of Corsica in the blue Tyrrhenian Sea sits the Italian island of Sardinia. It's about 160 miles long, 68 miles wide and 115 miles west of the Italian mainland. It has survived invasions by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Arabs, Byzantines, Spanish Savoyards and Italians, and local festivals still reflect those cultures. Numerous prehistoric Nuraghe castles, villages, temples and tombs dot the countryside, and with its perfect weather, tourists arrive in droves, many by ferry. Quick Facts and Figures (Italy is now in transition to the euro. Details here) |
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