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MAPS: a stone’s throw from Alghero, a place to immerse yourself in history and nature<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
As part of the redevelopment of the former SR413 battery, an unusual-looking museum area has also come to life in Punta Giglio.<\/strong> In fact, it is not the classic museum that we are used to visiting but an outdoor area equipped with information panels.<\/div>\n
In this place suspended between sea and sky, you will be able to get excited listening to the sound of the waves, perceive the energy of nature and imagine the historical events that unfolded right here, in Punta Giglio.<\/strong><\/div>\n
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The nature trail<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Punta Giglio is part of the Porto Conte Regional Park. The main route is full of information signs on the faunal and botanical specificities of the area, which includes different habitats:<\/strong> from the coastal pine forest to the holm oak forest, up to the vegetation of the cliff which consists of low shrubs typical of the Mediterranean scrub.<\/p>\n

Even for those who know the area well, a guided tour is an opportunity to learn more about the botanical species, learning to recognize them and discovering old and new uses.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The area is equipped with numerous paths, so it is possible to organize different routes based on the type of public and the duration of the visit.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The historical journey<\/h3>\n

What makes the Punta Giglio complex truly unique is the historical event that has passed through it and which has left tangible traces of what once was.<\/p>\n

The battery was made up of numerous buildings: the former barracks, which has now become the Rifugio di Mare, and a series of buildings scattered across the cliff.<\/p>\n

Today it is possible to visit the MAPS<\/a> either independently or with a guided tour<\/strong>. An electric shuttle service is also available upon reservation and in this case the visit can start directly from the former barracks.<\/p>\n

During the visit it will be possible to enter the ammunition depot, explore the machine gun positions and get an idea of \u200b\u200bthe daily life of the soldiers who occupied the structures during the Second World War.<\/p>\n

Booking a guided tour at MAPS<\/strong> is simple:<\/p>\n