Burgos​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 16 August 2023
The hill town of Burgos is situated within​ the Province of Sassari, a distance of 180 kilometres north of Cagliari, the regional capital of Sardinia. Standing at an elevation of 575 metres above sea level, it has a population of around 900 residents.

Some of the nearby places of interest include Nuraghe Santu Antine, Nuoro, Mamoiada and the mural town of Orgosolo.
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Burgos, located in the province of Sassari in northern Sardinia, is a picturesque village that encapsulates the island's historical charm and authentic character. With its narrow streets, medieval architecture, and warm ambiance, Burgos offers visitors a glimpse into Sardinia's rich history and cultural heritage.
Highlights and nearby attractions
  • Church of Sant'Andrea: The Church of Sant'Andrea, a centuries-old religious building, showcases architectural elements that offer a glimpse into the village's spiritual and artistic heritage.
  • Panoramic Views: Burgos' elevated location provides visitors with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the hills, valleys, and glimpses of the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Access: Burgos can be accessed by car from Sassari and nearby areas. Signs or GPS can guide visitors to the village.​
Comune di Burgos
Province: Sassari

​Region: Sardinia

Population: 855​ ​(source: ISTAT 1 January 2023)

​​​​​​​​Size: 18 km²

Elevation: 575 metres

​​Close by: Nuraghe Santu Antine, Nuoro, Mamoiada, Orgosolo

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Sandalia (36 km)
Airports:
Alghero Fertilia Airport - 1 hour 17 minutes by car (100 km)
Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport - 1 hour 17 minutes by car (93 km)

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