Rosas Museum and Mine
Historical and Mineralogical Museum
Located within the historic Rosas Mining Village, the Mineralogical Museum offers a fascinating journey into the geology and mining history of Sardinia. The collection includes a rich variety of minerals and artifacts from local mines, with displays chronicling the evolution of mining techniques and the importance of mining to the area. The museum is a must-see for fans of mineralogy, history, and local culture, enriching the visitor experience with educational insights and interactive exhibits. Ideal for adults, families, and schools, the Mineralogical Museum of Rosas is a reference point for discovering the hidden wonders of the Sardinian land.
Rosas Mine
The Rosas Mine, located in Narcao in the heart of Sulcis, is a true jewel of Sardinia's industrial archaeology. Once active in the extraction of argentiferous galena, the mine is now an evocative cultural and tourist site that testifies to the life and work of miners. Through a guided tour, visitors can explore underground tunnels, original machinery and ancient mining structures, immersing themselves in a unique experience of history, geology and culture. Ideal for those who want to learn about Sardinia's mining past and appreciate the charm of an extraordinarily beautiful natural and historical area.
Excursions to Rosas
The Rosas Mining Village hiking trails offer a unique experience between nature and history. The itineraries, immersed in the striking landscape of Sulcis, lead visitors through ancient miners' paths, lush forests and breathtaking views. Suitable for all ages, the trails allow visitors to explore the fascinating surrounding ecosystem, discovering local flora and fauna, as well as historical vestiges such as old mining structures and equipment. Ideal for trekking and nature lovers, these trails combine relaxation, adventure and culture in an extraordinarily beautiful setting.
Opening Hours.
Wednesday
Continuous hours with three visiting shifts:
- 9:30 a.m.
- 11 a.m.
- 2 p.m.
09.00 -15.00
Thursday
Continuous hours with three visiting shifts:
- 9:30 a.m.
- 11 a.m.
- 2 p.m.
09.00 -15.00
Friday
Continuous hours with three visiting shifts:
- 9:30 a.m.
- 11 a.m.
- 2 p.m.
09.00 -15.00
Saturday
Continuous hours with three visiting shifts:
- 9:30 a.m.
- 11 a.m.
- 2 p.m.
09.00 -15.00
Sunday
Continuous hours with three visiting shifts:
- 9:30 a.m.
- 11 a.m.
- 2 p.m.
09.00 -15.00
BY RESERVATION ON OTHER DAYS OF THE WEEK
Costs
They include admission to the museum and the mine
FULL
10 €
REDUCED
8 €
Events
Easter Monday at the Rosas Museum and Mine
An experience among history, nature and industrial archaeology The Rosas Museum and Mine will be closed on Easter Sunday to allow staff to celebrate with their families, but will be
Sarram in concert at the Rosas Mine Laveria
The Rosas Mining Village is hosting a new event in the “Get Back – At the Borders of Sardinia and Jazz” series.The event will be held on Dec. 29 at
Red in the mine 2025
The most anticipated event of the year: Red in the mine. Wine tastings, local products and guided tours.
A journey between the past and the future
Through a picturesque country road winding through verdant hills, we reach a unique place where history and nature are harmoniously intertwined. The Rosas Mining Village, a gem of the past brought back to life, welcomes visitors with the unspoiled charm of a mining village dating back to the 19th century, now transformed into an immersive experience in the heart of southwestern Sardinia.
A corner of paradise for a unique vacation
Set in unspoiled nature, the Rosas Mining Village is the ideal place for those seeking an oasis of peace, culture and authenticity away from the daily hustle and bustle. Come and experience an adventure among nature, tradition and history.
