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The pastel shades of Bosa, Sardinia

October 12, 2019 2 Comments Filed Under: Boats, Food, Italy, Travel, Wine

Bosa, Sardinia pic: Kerstin rodgers/msmarmitelover.com

Bosa is a pretty little Sardinian town on a hillside by the Temo river, a mile inland from the sea, an hour south of Alghero. There has been a town here since the Phoenicians (the Lebanese). I stayed at a local hotel, on the top floor, with a cute writing room that scans the river.

Wander up the steep slope of pastel-coloured houses to Malaspina castle roosting at the top. At one point tourists were imperiously asked by a local to give an Ape van, a waspish pick-up, a push to ascend the narrow alleyways. Well, we may as well be of some use.

I drank local wine: Malvasia di Bosa from Malvasia di Sardinia grapes and ate culurgiones in a good local restaurant, Sa Nassa.

  • Bosa, Sardinia pic: Kerstin rodgers/msmarmitelover.com
  • Pastel coloured cork curtain
  • pastel cork curtain to keep out flies, Bosa, Sardinia pic: Kerstin rodgers/msmarmitelover.com
  • bosa, Sardinia pic: Kerstin rodgers/msmarmitelover.com
  • Bosa, Sardinia pic: Kerstin rodgers/msmarmitelover.com
  • Bosa, Sardinia pic: Kerstin Rodgers

Nearest airport: Alghero

I stayed at the Corte Fiorita Albergo.

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  1. Margo

    October 15, 2019 at 3:45 pm

    Artistic photos. Worth a visit from how you describe it

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    • msmarmitelover

      October 15, 2019 at 3:56 pm

      Thanks. It is beautiful.

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