Subjects
Subjects
The Museum is set up in the center of the town in the old Monte Granatico, restored preserving all the original elements.
The barbarian incursions, precisely by Turks and Moors, are documented through the illustration of events, historical figures, legends, battle scenes that characterized a long and bloody period in the history of Sardinia.
The historical memory of these events is found in a plaque, kept in the nearby country church of San Paolo, from which we learn of the destruction, by Saracen, of the nearby town of Uras in 1515.
The museum is unique in its kind. The contents can be appreciated through educational panels, which also indicate the paths of Islamic raids, models of towers, human models masterfully made by artist-artisans in real size, collections of Spanish and Sardinian Islamic weapons used for eleven centuries from the 8th to the 18th century.
Why it's important to visit it
The guided tour allows you to appreciate the comparison between two cultures, two worlds, two religions that collide and sometimes meet.
Structure category: museum, gallery and/or collection
Content type:
History
Usability: Open
Province: Oristano
Common: Gonnostramatza
Macro Territorial Area: Central Sardinia
POSTAL CODE: 09093
Address: piazza San Michele Arcangelo, 5
Telephone: +39 0783 92587 +39 347 6008108
E-mail: info@turcusemorus.it
Website: www.turcusemorus.it
October - Maggio
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
June - September
Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday
4:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Access mode: For a fee
Tickets :
Services information: Guided tours, included in the ticket price, are also available in English, German, French and Spanish.
Other services: The museum organizes excursions in the area, and is connected with other museums and archaeological parks that belong to the “Sa Corona Arrubia Consortium”.
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Teaching room
Bookshop
Guided tours
Facilitated physical accessibility for visitors with specific needs
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