The best running trails around Sènnaru/Sennori

The Fontana di Rosello is the most emblematic monument of Sassari and one of the historical symbols of Sardinia. Built between 1603 and 1606 by Genoese masters in the late Renaissance style, it stands on an ancient spring used since Roman times to supply water to the city and the nearby port of Turris Libisonis (modern-day Porto Torres). Its most striking feature is the twelve mouths from which water gushes, representing the months of the year, and the four allegorical statues of the seasons, symbolizing the incessant passage of time. For centuries it was the main water supply point for the inhabitants of Sassari and today it is one of the most photographed and representative monuments of the city.

Piazza Castello stands where the ancient Aragonese castle of Sassari once stood, now disappeared. The square represents an important crossroads between the historic center and the main city streets.

Piazza d'Italia is the monumental heart of Sassari and one of the most representative squares in Sardinia. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings and the Palazzo della Provincia, it offers a large pedestrian area ideal for a break during a bike ride.

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Typical square with many bars and cafes. Here and there you can find street musicians in the evening.

The town of Baddimanna is located on the northern outskirts of Sassari, adjacent to the Monte Rosello district and stretches eastwards over a hilly area, connecting to the hills of Filigheddu and Monti Bianchinu through a network of local roads. In the heart of Baddimanna there is the Park of the same name, which constitutes one of the largest green areas in the city: it extends for around ten hectares and is home to a pine forest, in which there are also other species such as mastic and various spontaneous flowers. Created about seventy years ago following a devastating fire, the Park has undergone progressive degradation which has made it less usable for the population; but in the 1920s the area was redeveloped, suitably equipped and made usable for citizens. The park named after Baden-Powell, founder of Scouting, is equipped with various picnic facilities with wooden tables and benches, waste collection baskets, children's games, a dog area and a cycle-pedestrian path; there is a kiosk bar and a restaurant. Furthermore, inside the park there is a monument dedicated to the soldiers of the Sassari Brigade. It is located in via Prati and the entrance time varies from 9am - 5pm to 9am - 9pm depending on the seasons.

The Marina di Sorso, located a short distance from Sassari, offers a coastal experience surrounded by Mediterranean scents, with an emerald sea and a beach of soft white sand, mixed with colorful pebbles. This vast seven-kilometre stretch of beach is surrounded by a forest of pine and juniper trees, stretching as far as the long, wide Platamona to the west. At the far end of the beach, the soft sand is dotted with lush natural vegetation, including thistles, dwarf palms and sea lilies. These characteristics make Marina di Sorso one of the most loved beaches along the Sassari coast, offering spectacular sunsets with Asinara in the background. Continuing east, you come across Marritza, a long beach with light gray sand that turns into darker shades, almost black, with the presence of pebbles in some parts.

Marble fountain house, built during the Renaissance. The water bubbles from eight lion and four dolphin heads.