On the southern bank of the River Temo, the long row of former tannery buildings, Sas Conzas, dominates. In the 19th century, tanning and leather processing was a defining economic sector for Bosa, favoured by its riverside location. Many of the buildings are now being renovated and used as holiday flats or restaurants. Read more
The town of Bosa lies between the hot and more inaccessible plateaus of Planargia, bleached by the summer sun, and the rocky coast in the west of Sardinia. The River Temo cuts through the table mountains down into the Mediterranean and is even deep enough for fishing boats and barges a few kilometres up from the coast. This is unique for a river in Sardinia. The present-day town of Bosa developed on the basis of this favourable location. Read more
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