Begin your journey at Parco Museo S'Abba Frisca, the largest ethnographic museum in Sardinia, nestled in the scenic countryside near Dorgali. This unique open-air museum is set within beautifully restored agricultural grounds, featuring flowing fountains, cascading streams, and Mediterranean flora. Discover the authentic charm of Sardinian rural life as you explore a collection of historic farmhouses, artisan workshops, and traditional living spaces. After your visit, delight in a generous Sardinian aperitivo with a plentiful platter of local cured meats, cheeses, and a glass of regional wine.

Follow a thoughtfully designed pathway that guides you through the museum’s highlights. Step inside the antique shepherd’s hut, Su Cuile, and observe the tools and techniques used by Sardinian shepherds. Visit the blacksmith’s workshop and the manor house, which displays a fascinating array of traditional garments, weapons, and jewellery. Continue to rooms dedicated to bread baking, wool processing, olive oil pressing, and winemaking, where you can see original equipment and learn about age-old methods.

Delight in the sensory experience as you stroll through the kitchen garden, encounter native farm animals, and sample the scents of aromatic herbs along the dedicated pathway. On select days, watch as local artisans bring the Living Museum to life with demonstrations of crafts and skills passed down through generations. Your visit concludes at the central park area, where you are free to enjoy your aperitivo or continue exploring the natural surroundings at your own pace.