Posada in Sardinia - Great Attractions (Posada, Italy)
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Posada is a limestone city on the autonomous Italian island of Sardinia.
This is one of the oldest towns in Sardinia, with ancient Etruscan temples as proof of human presence.
The town is on the Tyrrhenian coast, facing mainland Italy.
The old town section of Posada sits at the top of the hill, and features a medieval historic center and the ruins of the Castle of Fava.
The town was bought by the Kingdom of Sardinia in 1856, and it remains one of the jewels of the island to this day.
A landscape of rolling mountains, dunes, and vast beaches surround this quiet town, whose claim upon this land is stamped into history.
Posada is a limestone city on the autonomous Italian island of Sardinia.
This is one of the oldest towns in Sardinia, with ancient Etruscan temples as proof of human presence.
The town is on the Tyrrhenian coast, facing mainland Italy.
The old town section of Posada sits at the top of the hill, and features a medieval historic center and the ruins of the Castle of Fava.
The town was bought by the Kingdom of Sardinia in 1856, and it remains one of the jewels of the island to this day.
A landscape of rolling mountains, dunes, and vast beaches surround this quiet town, whose claim upon this land is stamped into history.