View of the Tirso River – Torregrande Beach loop from Oristano
View of the Tirso River – Torregrande Beach loop from Oristano
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View of the Tirso River – Torregrande Beach loop from Oristano
01:20
32.7km
40m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: March 24, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 30.8 km for 217 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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2.89 km
Rock in Contea
Highlight • Cafe
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5.62 km
View of the Tirso River
Highlight • Viewpoint
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8.54 km
Torregrande Beach
Highlight • Beach
17.1 km
The picturesque village of San Salvatore di Sinis
Highlight • Settlement
In reality, nothing you see justifies thinking of it as a fishing village; all the typical elements are missing: proximity to the sea, boats and nets under repair, people, liveliness of sounds and colours...
Yet it is a fascinating place precisely because of its extreme poverty and conciseness, a mix between a Western movie set, Ghost Town, an example of urban archaeology, a place of worship and ancient popular traditions, a prehistoric sanctuary...
To be visited, possibly in the early hours of the morning or late in the evening or even in the sunniest and most deserted hours of certain summer days dominated by heat, silence, human absence, the creak of one's footsteps and a surreal sense of elsewhere.
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30.9 km
Church of San Francesco (Oristano)
Highlight • Religious Site
The Church of San Francesco in Oristano has a neoclassical façade, but originally (i.e. when the Franciscans arrived in Oristano in 1253) the church was Gothic in style.
The facade of the Church of San Francesco has three portals and consists of two pillars and four columns supporting the tympanum. A hemispherical dome with an octagonal lantern crowns the building.
The interior, with a central plan, has two chapels on each side. The coffered dome is supported by pillars and semi-columns with Ionic capitals.
The first chapel on the left houses the Christ of Nicodemus, a remarkable 14th-century wooden sculpture of the Spanish school, prototype of a series of crucifixes, including the wooden crucifix of Ollolai, preserved in various churches in Sardinia.
In the sacristy there are other valuable works, such as the panel (1533), once part of an altarpiece, depicting St. Francis receiving the stigmata, the work of Pietro Cavaro and the marble statue (1368) possibly representing St. Basil Magnificent, attributed to Nino Pisano [3].
Source: oristanoturismo.it
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31.5 km
Torre di San Cristoforo (Torre di Mariano II), Oristano
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32.7 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
27.8 km
3.32 km
1.34 km
291 m
Surfaces
31.5 km
500 m
457 m
240 m
< 100 m
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