Visit once or many times, and (re)discover the masterpieces and the riches of the prehistoric site of Filitosa, (re)crossing the site as though you were back there.
The monuments and archaeological remains are described in the order that visitors reach them.
The excavations lead by the CNRS archaeologist Roger Grosjean have revealed an extraordinary site: a vast architectural ensemble comprising a Cyclopean (dry stone) enclosure, three Torréen monuments, sixteen statue-menhirs, close to thirty-two fragments of sculpted menhirs, a village of shacks, as well as the remains of various excavated objects such as fragments of ceramics or weapons.