The Laveria Brassey is a large abandoned ore-processing facility at Ingurtosu, in the Medio Campidano province of south-western Sardinia. Known also as the Laveria di Naracauli, it entered operation around 1900 and was used to treat blende minerals extracted from the surrounding mines. The complex is among the most significant surviving examples of industrial archaeology on the island.
Today the site stands as a roofless ruin, no longer accessible from the inside, but its striking scale and ornate industrial architecture remain visible from the unpaved road that passes through. Remnants of railway wagons and mining infrastructure are scattered across the area. The same gravel road continues beyond the laveria towards the celebrated Piscinas dunes and beach, making the site a natural stopping point for travellers heading in that direction.
