Forced, at least for the moment, to use the internet for virtual trips, today we take you to Golfo Spurlatta, an itinerary full of beauty, a few minutes from the city center, to visit when we can resume moving freely, while remaining in our municipality of Olbia.
The Capo Figari Semaphore (Golfo Aranci) is the historic installation placed on top of the Capo Figari promontory at a height of about 340 meters. Its importance is linked not only to the history of navigation in Sardinia but also and above all to having been the site of the experiments of Guglielmo Marconi, historical developer of wireless telegraphy.
On 11 August 1932, Guglielmo Marconi and his team of technicians built a shortwave radio link with a transmitter located in Rocca del Papa (Rome) and a receiver installed on the traffic light in Figari (Golfo Aranci). At sea between the Sardinian and Lazio coasts the laboratory ship Elettra was the bridge.
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