Nuoro
Nuoro (Nùgoro, that literally means "
home", in the ancient Nuoro's dialect), is a town and province in central
Sardinia,
Italy, located at the slopes of
Mount Ortobene. Made a province during
Fascism, it is the administrative center of one of
Europe's less-densely populated areas. Overlying the central mountains in a panoramic position, Nuoro is the most typical Sardinian town, the one where Sardinians feel their roots lie. It has been called "the Sardinian
Athens" due to the large number of poets, writers, and intellectuals that here took part in a quite original culture. It is the home of
Grazia Deledda, who won the
Nobel Prize in Literature in
1926. The province has been the home of scientists in many disciplines and artists such as the sculptor Francesco Ciusa Romagna.
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Nuoro
Nuoro
Nuoro (sardisch: Nùgoro) ist eine Stadt im nordöstlichen
Zentralsardinien und als Hauptstadt der
Provinz Nuoro ein wichtiges Verwaltungszentrum und das Tor zur
Barbagia. Die Stadt liegt an der Schnellstraße, die die Ost-Westachse der Insel bildet und zählt 36.625 Einwohner (Stand am 31. Juli 2005).
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Nuoro
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