Carmelo Floris and Su Mulinu Vezzu House Museum

The Carmelo Floris house museum is a building from 1700 and an important example of rural architecture, which belonged to the noble family of Satta Melis. The artist spent his life here and created his wonderful works; at the end of the 90's the house was bought by the Municipality and it was turned into a museum. It is possible to admire some of his paintings, diverse posters and his wonderful studio. The majestic old mill stands in Bisine, on the north of the village, at about 558 meters above sea level. It is located in an easily accessible area, uncontaminated and interesting from both environmental and scenic point of view. Its granite structure is unique in Sardinia, both for its majesty and for its state of preservation. It is one of the most interesting examples of ''pre-industrial architecture'' present on the island, in fact it is a witness of the pre-industrial activity connected to the exploitation of hydraulic power.