Ci sono eventi che raccontano un territorio attraverso la festa. Altri provano a farlo attraverso la sua storia. Dal 17 al 20 settembre 2026, sul colle di San Pietro di Sorres a Borutta, torna la Bastida di Sorres, rievocazione storica giunta alla XIV edizione. Per quattro giorni il paesaggio intorno alla Basilica cambia volto: accampamenti, …
Ogni estate, nel cuore del mese di agosto, la Sardegna si accende di luci, colori e antiche melodie: è il tempo dei Candelieri, solenni e spettacolari processioni votive che animano le strade di Sassari, Iglesias, Ploaghe e Nulvi. Sebbene ogni comunità custodisca riti e dettagli propri, l’anima di queste feste è condivisa: la devozione mariana.
In questo articolo vi accompagniamo in un viaggio attraverso le quattro varianti della tradizione dei Candelieri, mettendole a confronto e sottolineando il loro valore simbolico e comunitario, in un momento dell’anno che rinnova l’identità più profonda del popolo sardo.
Since ancient times, people have sought out objects capable of protecting them from adversity, bringing good fortune or warding off negative influences. Sardinia is no exception and still preserves a rich tradition linked to amulets and talismans – objects that bear witness to an ancient cultural heritage deeply rooted in the daily life of the island’s communities. Their …
🔶 Introduction In the heart of the Meilogu, amongst the rolling hills of north-western Sardinia, lies one of the island’s most fascinating and evocative places: San Pietro di Sorres. Here, beside the splendid Romanesque cathedral that dominates the landscape, a Benedictine monastic community has lived for seventy years, preserving not only a religious heritage, but also …
Sardinia is increasingly focusing on promoting its historical and cultural heritage. On 9 June 2026, an agreement was signed that officially launches the ‘Itinerary of the Seven Royal Cities of Sardinia’, a project designed to enhance the island’s cultural offering and attract visitors throughout the year. The agreement was signed by the Regional Department of …
When talking about Cagliari, one cannot fail to mention Efisio, the warrior martyr who, according to tradition, defended the city in the 17th century, whilst the inhabitants joined together in prayer to face the terrible pandemic known as the ‘Baroque’ plague. However, the festivities still held today from 1 to 4 May in honour of Saint Efisio, which have their roots in the 17th century, are not the city’s only vow. In fact, there are three solemn vows attributed to Saint Efisio in Cagliari. The vow of 11 July 1652 The plague that …
The mysterious Janas of Sardinian folklore Among the most fascinating legends of Sardinia are those that tell of the Janas, mysterious figures that populate the island’s rich folklore. According to popular tradition, the Janas are small magical creatures, often described as fairies or nature spirits, who live in hidden places: caves, rock cavities and …
In the heart of central-northern Sardinia lies a region still largely unknown to mass tourism, where time seems to pass more slowly and the landscape retains its authentic beauty: this is the Marghine, a historic region characterised by basalt plateaus, rolling hills, small villages and ancient remains of the Nuragic civilisation. Situated between Barbagia, Logudoro and Planargia, …
A simple, authentic story that moves readers with its profound and universal values. Il Dono di Natale (The Christmas Gift) is a story about feelings and small everyday gestures, evoking the atmosphere of home, family and anticipation: that enchantment typical of the Christmas season. At first glance, it might seem like a children's fairy tale, but it engages readers of all ages.
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