SANTA TERESA GALLURA

Santa Teresa Gallura it is located at the end of the northern coast of Sardinia. Founded in the early nineteenth century, at the behest of Vittorio Emanuele I of Savoy, on the insistent requests of the commander of the Sardinian-Piedmontese garrison, Francesco Maria Magnon. The first settlement on the territory dates back to the nuragic period and it is still possible to see traces of it. During the Roman rule in Sardinia, there were two inhabited areas in the area: Longonis that stood on a bank of the current port and Tibula which seems to have been located near Capo Testa where the consular road ended. The Romans used the area to cut and work the precious granite rocks that were used for the construction of monuments and noble villas in ancient Rome. Still today it is possible to find remains like large blocks of granite that show the signs of working both on the beach and under the water (eg: Capo Testa). In the Middle Ages, in the period of the maritime republics the Longobard..

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