From its not very high elevation, it stands guard over much of the central Campidano plain, from the Arborense area to that of Cagliari; observing it, we can recognize its majestic grandeur and strategic importance.
It features a complex construction type, composed of a bastion and several outer towers.
In the medieval period, the site was used as a burial area; this reuse is evidenced by the discovery of a quadrilateral urn, with its longer side about two and a half meters, and inside it, large bones.
A short distance from the nuraghe, you can admire the ruins of the ancient Church of San Lussorio and, even further ahead, the Roman Bridge.