Orosei has always been a mandatory passageway for the people who engraved the destiny of this land, from the medieval district of Arborea and the reigns of Pisa and Aragon, to the reign of Sardinia and Piedmont in the nineteenth century. Each passage left a trace, such as the towers, the ancient jail and the historical abodes. They coexist in a quirky place where the joyous summer frenzy and the millenary rituals sign that sign the winter time live together without clashes.

Cycling on the silver profile of the mount Tuttavista, from the first slopes to the top, means winning the right to overlook the island from a unique vantage point. It is where a single glance allows one to contemplate the entire world, admiring the green lands sea encircled by sea and the blue sky. The extent of the panorama is immense, a 360 degrees view above the austhere and solitary mountains to the coast that surrounds the gulf of Orosei.

Galtellì is the local fulcrum of history. The characters evoked by the indelible pen of Nobel winner Grazia Deledda stem from medieval memories, when the town thrived thanks to the bishopric and the dwelling of the rich landowners. It is a place where literature can be found on the walls of the houses and breather on any road.