Tharros is an archaeological site in Italy. It is classed as an archaeological park and protected as Italian national heritage. The whole visit is outdoors: you can bring drinking water, but you have to take your rubbish away with you. Photos for personal use are allowed. In the summer season the site also hosts events, festivals and concerts.
Opening hours change with the season. Days are longest in summer, and in winter there is also a weekly closing day. Tickets are sold on site and online, so you don’t have to plan around a booking.
The one thing to check is access. How accessible the site is depends on the route, so if you’re coming with a wheelchair, call Tharros on +39 0783 370019 before you go.
Family FAQ
How much does Tharros cost?
Standard ticket €10, reduced ticket €7, student ticket €5.
What are the opening hours of Tharros?
June–August 09:00–20:00, May and September 09:00–19:00, April and October 09:00–18:00, November–March 09:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays).
Do you need to book Tharros in advance?
No booking needed. Buy tickets on site or online through the Fondazione Mont'e Prama website.
Can you bring your own food to Tharros?
You can drink water on the outdoor site. Take your litter with you.
