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Nuoro is a province in the autonomous island region of Sardinia, Italy. The province, which is one of Italy's least-populated and smallest in terms of land area, covers roughly 3,934 square kilometers and boasts a population of about 210,972.
The provincial capital is the city of Nuoro, which is nestled in the mountainous region of Sardinia, offering picturesque views and landscapes. Known as the "Sardinian Athens," Nuoro is highly regarded for its richest folklore traditions, impressive cultural activities and history.
The province itself is quite mountainous with stunningly beautiful natural landscapes. It includes both plains and highlands, and is cut by numerous rivers. It is renowned for its long coastline with wonderful beaches, cliffs and caves.
With ancient origins, this region is rich in archaeological sites and monuments, among which the Nuraghe, ancient edifice of the prehistoric era. This province is also distinguished for its traditional Sardinian culture, including language, cuisine, and music. It's a great place for travellers who love nature, trekking, local traditions, and folk festivals. The diverse landscape allows for a wide range of activities including hiking, horseback riding, and beach-based activities.
The main economic activities in Nuoro include agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing and crafts production. Despite being one of Italy's least industrial provinces, Nuoro has a high quality of life and low unemployment rate.