Mont'e Prama
Archaeological Site

A Journey into the History of the Sinis Peninsula

Located in the heart of the Sinis Peninsula, the Mont’e Prama Archaeological Site preserves one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in Sardinia. It was here, during the 1970s, that the fragments of the celebrated Giants of Mont’e Prama were unearthed—monumental stone sculptures that have become enduring symbols of the Nuragic civilisation and the ancient history of the Mediterranean.

The site offers visitors the opportunity to explore the archaeological context of this extraordinary discovery and to visit the original location where archaeological excavations and research continue today.

The Discovery Site of the Giants

The Mont’e Prama Archaeological Site is the place where the celebrated Giants of Mont’e Prama were discovered, one of the most important archaeological finds in the Mediterranean.

Located within the Sinis Peninsula, the site preserves the Nuragic necropolis where, during the 1970s, the fragments of the monumental stone sculptures were unearthed. Today, these statues remain among the most recognisable symbols of ancient Sardinia and its millennia-old history.

A Unique Site of Nuragic Sardinia

Visiting Mont’e Prama offers the opportunity to explore the original archaeological discovery site and to understand the historical context in which the Giants of Mont’e Prama, the nuraghe models and the artefacts recovered from the necropolis were created and later uncovered.

Archaeological excavations and research are still ongoing today, continually revealing new discoveries that make Mont’e Prama one of the most important sites for understanding the Nuragic civilisation and the history of Sardinia.

Mont'e Prama Archaeological Site

SP7, 09072 San Salvatore OR

Telephone: +39 379 1700454 | +39 0783 290636 (Museum)

Opening Hours

Access to the Mont’e Prama Archaeological Site is available by advance booking only and must be arranged with one of our guides. Please contact us in advance to check availability and book your visit.

Groups may be accompanied by their own guide or choose to be accompanied by one of our guides.

The site is closed on 25th December and 1st January.

Prices

Standard:

Ages 18-64

8€

Reduced:

Over 65

University students under 26

Groups of 20 or more

7€

Students:

Ages 6-17

4€

Free:

Ages 0-5 – Residents of Cabras and Solanas – See all concessions

*Card payments are not available.

Informazioni utili

Duration

1h – 1,5 h

Accessibility

The site is located on uneven natural terrain and offers little to no shaded areas along the visitor route.

Services

Toilets

Visiting Options

Guided Tour

Access to the Mont’e Prama Archaeological Site is available exclusively as part of a guided tour led by one of our guides.

Tours take place at scheduled times. To ensure the best possible visitor experience, advance booking is recommended. Visitors are encouraged to contact our visitor services in advance to check availability and reserve their preferred time slot.

To enhance the visit, the ArcheoVoce app is available with dedicated text and audio content about the archaeological site and the Giants of Mont’e Prama.

Guided Tour in a Foreign Language

Guided tours in foreign languages are available on request. Please contact our visitor services in advance to check availability, available languages and booking arrangements.

Private Guided Tour

Private guided tours are led by a guide dedicated exclusively to the booked visitors. The starting time, duration and format of the visit are arranged during the booking process.

Organised Groups

Advance booking is required for organised groups. Groups may explore the site with their own guide or choose to be accompanied by one of our guides, according to the arrangements agreed at the time of booking.

Free admission

Free admission to all cultural sites is granted to:

  • ⁠ ⁠Residents of Cabras and Solanas
  • ⁠ ⁠Children aged 0–5
  • ⁠ ⁠People with disabilities and their carer
  • ⁠ ⁠EU tourist guides in the exercise of their professional activity (with valid licence)
  • ⁠ ⁠Members of ICOM
  • ⁠ ⁠University professors and researchers in archaeology and cultural heritage (with proof)
  • ⁠ ⁠Students enrolled in degree courses, postgraduate specialisation or PhD programmes related to archaeology and cultural heritage (with valid enrolment certificate)
  • ⁠ ⁠Freelance archaeologists (with proof)
  • ⁠ ⁠Journalists and photographers (with valid ID) preparing articles or reviews about the cultural sites or the area
  • ⁠ ⁠People engaged in study or research activities authorised by the competent Superintendency
  • ⁠ ⁠Honorary inspectors and conservators of the Ministry of Culture and members of ICCROM
  • ⁠ ⁠Archaeologists of the central and peripheral offices of the Ministry of Culture (with proof)

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