Overview
Cala di Seta. In 1769, Ligurian families from Tabarqa, Tunisia, settled here. From here, at the northernmost point of the Island of Sant'Antioco, take a ferry to the island of San Pietro. Before leaving, you can enjoy the atmosphere of the town, among the houses painted in white or pastel colours. In the former slaughterhouse building is the Macc-Museum of Contemporary Art Calasetta, dedicated to abstract and informal art from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Calasetta SU, Italia
