In the enchanting setting of the south-west coast of Sardinia there is one of the most interesting archaeological parks of the island. The city of Nora, the first Phoenician center, then Carthaginian and finally Roman, is a gem to be explored on foot to discover the important public and private buildings where once the life of the ancient civilizations that lived there was held. We will see the beautiful mosaics, the amphitheater, the so-called temple of Tanit, the Roman aqueduct and many other interesting buildings. At the end of the visit, it will be possible to take a walk on the beach and in the pretty village of Pula.