Siliqua

Siliqua is a small town in southern Sardinia, set in the Cixerri valley between Cagliari and the historic mining country of the Sulcis-Iglesiente. It is known for the medieval Castello di Acquafredda on its rocky outcrop and for a surrounding landscape of hills, farmland and old mining sites. Property here is typically quiet, low-rise and inland, offering a base within reach of both the coast and the regional capital.