Lanusei

Lanusei is an Italian municipality ( comune ) with 5468 inhabitants ( 31 December 2012) in the province of Ogliastra Sardinia. The community is located about eleven kilometers southwest of the co- capital Tortoli.

History

Lanusei was first mentioned in the 12th century ( 1119 ), although the two lying in the community Giants' Tombs ( 1956 - Tomba I - and 1964 - Tomba II - found) already indicate a settlement in the Stone Age. Since 1824, the diocese consists Lanusei. Was the significance of the place through the school of the Salesians of Don Bosco, who settled among other things here.

Traffic

Lanusei is achieved by the following state roads:

  • Strada Statale 198 di Seui e Lanusei coming from Tortoli further direction Serri ( province of Cagliari)
  • Strada Statale 389var Nuoro Lanusei and the Strada Statale 389 di Buddusò e del Correboi already end north in the neighboring municipality Elini.
  • Strada Statale 390 di Bari Sardo, which runs from Lanusei Bari Sardo.

Lanusei has a station on the narrow gauge railway line Manda -Arbatax, which is served in the summer months from Trenino Verde.

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