Heavenly male voices sing Gregorian chants. Inside the current monastery of Pietro di Sorres, which was once a cathedral, not only will you look at its architectural beauty with admiration, but you will also be spellbound as you listen to the melodic...
Siamaggiore is a town of almost 1000 inhabitants in nothern Campidano, characterised by a level, highly productive territory that coincides in large part with the lower valley of Tirso, the island’s biggest river. The...
It is located in the immediate outskirts of Ghilarza, near an Aragonese tower and the rustic church of San Giorgio, along the road that leads to one of the most famous medieval religious monuments on...
Bosa is a fabulous village where history and modernity come together generating curiosity and fascination.
The Old Village, also known as Sa Costa, lies around the Serravalle Castle, built by the Malaspinas...
Septimo ab urbe lapide, its name was originally a reference to the seven miles that separated it from Cagliari (today just over ten kilometers). Settimo San Pietro is a village of almost seven thousand inhabitants in the southern part of the...
It owes much of its fame to the scenic basilica of the Santissima Trinità di Saccargia. Codrongianos rises on the hills of Logudoro, 300 metres above sea level, with some 1,300 inhabitants. The remains of some 60...
You will stand in awe of the monumental grandeur that almost a thousand years of life have given to this gem of Romanesque-Pisan architecture revisited in a Gothic and Baroque touch. The Basilica di Nostra Signora ...
Originally a fraction of Perfugas, Erula was officially founded in 1988 by the ‘scorporo’ (separation) of the territory into four towns. A village of about 800 inhabitants within Anglona, Erula was built in the 19...
The modern-day town centre was probably founded just before the year 1000, in an area where the town of Usulvì once stood, famous for a Camaldolese convent and destroyed in the early Middle Ages. Bultei is an old agricultural town with around...
It stretches along the foot of Mount Punta Sa Cresia, half an hour from Cagliari. Villa San Pietro is a village with an agricultural and pastoral vocation and two thousand inhabitants, in constant growth since the end of the nineteen sixties...
