Pula, a charming town of 7,017 inhabitants in the province of Cagliari, nestles on the hills to the southwest of the capital, where the remnants of ancient Nora—founded by the Phoenicians around the 8th century BCE and later Romanized—intertwine with the landscape. Its strategic position, between sea and hill, has made it a crossroads of civilizations: from the Nuragic people to the Punics, the Romans (who briefly made it the capital of the province of Sardinia and Corsica), and later the Pisans and the Aragonese.
Angelo Cosenza
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Pula (Cagliari): A Complete Guide to Historical, Archaeological, and Culinary Heritage
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