The Church, with its Holy Door, is the most important place of worship in all of Gallura. The Manna Festival is dedicated to the Virgin Child, in which thousands of people participate every year. Depending on the availability of volunteers it is possible to visit the Diocesan Museum. The historic center of the town develops around the Church, with the typical monumental buildings made entirely of granite, to be discovered with a short walk.

A short walk through the woods and granites that surround the three peaks of Luogosanto takes us to discover the Capanna delle Riunioni, the heart of the ancient Nuragic village that stood on these lush hills. A dreamlike atmosphere animates the forest, with its fantastically shaped rocks and many spectacular panoramic views

A few minutes from the town, the ruins of the medieval palace that belonged to the ancient Visconti family tell a story rich in relationships between the small village of Gallura and the rest of the Mediterranean. The site is surrounded by centuries-old trees, granite rocks with the most fantastic shapes and the remains of the various buildings that surrounded the stately palace.

The small church of Santo Stefano is representative of the many small country churches that dot Gallura and the territory of Luogosanto in particular. Small jewels that today, like centuries ago, keep the traditions and communities of the area alive.

One of the most representative places in the area. The ancient hermitage, built by the Franciscan friars centuries ago, is set in a unique place for its views and the peaceful atmosphere that can be felt.