Tiscali is the name of a
nuragic village built on top of
Mount Tiscali, near
Nuoro,
Sardinia,
Italy. After a two-hour trek you find this ancient hidden village, probably built in
Roman times by
Sardinians, made up of some 40 stoney houses, partly damaged by long centuries of use (the site was probably inhabited until the
Middle Ages and occasionally searched for centuries by
treasure hunters and
thieves).
The trek in itself is very nice, because you travel through a beautiful landscape and then you have to walk through a narrow passage that's the only access point in order to reach the village (an that's probably why they decided to build the village in a natural fortress like that).
Tiscali has been a symbol of ancient Sardinia, and that's probably why the Cagliari-based and largest european ISP and telephone company Tiscali bears the same name.