Have you ever heard of the Sardinian legend on the devil's saddle? 😈😈. 👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿 The Sella del Diavolo is a limestone promontory that rises in the southern area of ​​Cagliari. This separates the Poetto, an underlying beach about 12 kilometers long from that of Calamosca. The Sella del Diavolo is one of the most evocative and symbolic places in the city of Cagliari. The history of the mountain can be traced back to a legend that we from Cagliari love to tell. In fact, it seems that “Sella del Diavolo” derives from the fact that the demons, struck by the beauty of this stretch of coast, tried to take possession of it. The legend therefore tells that God sent the angels trusted by him, led by the Archangel Gabriel to discourage the devil in his intent. The sky overlooking the gulf was the scene of the battle between angels and demons. Lucifer, on the run, lost his saddle which fell on the sea, petrifying. Thus was born the promontory. Hence the name of "Devil's Saddle". The stretch of sea below was instead called "Golfo degli Angeli"👼⚔️👿