It is one of the best preserved medieval Romanesque-Pisan buildings on the island. The church of Santa Maria stands on a slight plateau, surrounded by hills planted with vines and olive groves, three kilometres from the town of...
It is one of the best preserved medieval Romanesque-Pisan buildings on the island. The church of Santa Maria stands on a slight plateau, surrounded by hills planted with vines and olive groves, three kilometres from the town of...
Shapes and decorations are intact and form a harmonious combination of various influences and building phases. The church of San Pantaleo, patron of Dolianova, a town situated in the historical territory of Parteolla...
Its sober and harmonious architecture is the theatre of sa promissa, an evocative ritual of the Antico Sposalizio Selargino (Historic Selargino Wedding): on parchment, the bride and groom handwrite a promise...
A ‘mixture’ of techniques and styles, resulting from the use of workers from different places, a sudden ‘transformation’, a legend and some doubts about its origins make it one of the most valued and intriguing examples of Romanesque...
A rare and valuable example of religious architecture that ‘combines’ two styles, Romanesque and Gothic, evidence of a crucial phase of artistic and cultural transition. The church of San Gregorio stands in the ‘upper’ part of...
When you fly into Cagliari, it is impossible not to notice its cupola. The cathedral of Santa Maria, the place of worship that is the symbol of the city, together with the basilica of Bonaria, stands out in the Castello...
A bishop’s seat for three centuries from 1213 - the date of its construction – until 1503, the year in which the diocese transferred to Iglesias. The former cathedral of Tratalias, named after the Catalan-Aragonese...
The temple is dedicated to the African saint who, according to the tradition of the goccius (liturgical chants), was the brother of St. Antiochus, patron saint of Sardinia. The church of San Platano is a small building in Romanesque...