Every 30th November, the squares and alleys of some Sardinian villages come alive with lanterns made from carved pumpkins and the opening of cellars: it is the feast of Sant'Andrìa, an occasion that combines protection, conviviality and memory. This article reconstructs the origins, practices and variations of the festival, providing ideas for those who want to experience it first-hand...
🔷 Un viaggio tra sapori, saperi e identità dell’isola È uscita una nuova opera che promette di diventare un punto di riferimento per chi ama la Sardegna, la sua cucina e la sua cultura: l’Enciclopedia Enogastronomica della Sardegna di Alessandra Guigoni.Un progetto editoriale monumentale e appassionato, che raccoglie in un’unica pubblicazione digitale oltre seicento voci, …
It's official: Sardinia has been included by Lonely Planet among the 25 must-see destinations in the world for 2026, making it the only European region to receive this recognition. This achievement confirms the charm, variety and quality of the island's tourist offering, which is now increasingly oriented towards sustainable and authentic tourism. A recognition that is well deserved...
Listed by the ASCE (Association of Significant Cemeteries in Europe) as one of the most significant monumental cemeteries on the continent (November 2011), the Bonaria Monumental Cemetery in Cagliari, one of the most important historical cemeteries in Sardinia, is a veritable historical and artistic compendium that recounts the evolution of Italian sculpture and architecture between the 19th and 20th centuries. The monuments, ...
A historic recognition. On 12 July 2025, Sardinia wrote a new page in its cultural history: the Domus de Janas were officially recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, becoming part of humanity's universal treasures. To celebrate and promote this achievement, the Region of Sardinia participated for the first time ...
Cagliari, the "city of the sun", experiences an eternal dance between history and everyday life in its neighbourhoods. Four stories set between the 12th and 15th centuries, each with its own soul, shaped by centuries of events, culture and traditions. One higher up, dominating the city; three others, more intimate, pulsating with life and...
Imagine an ordinary day more than three thousand years ago. The sun sets slowly among the Guilcer hills (a geographical area in the centre of Sardinia), dyeing the cyclopean towers of the nuraghi with copper. A man rests his bare feet on bunches of dark grapes, rhythmically pressing them into a basin carved into the rock. Beside him, a ...
Devotion to Saint Efisio the Martyr is undoubtedly very much felt both in Cagliari and in the rest of Sardinia. There are several occasions on which the cult of the saint is linked to miracles attributed to him, solemn vows and specific historical events. Among these, 15 January is dedicated to the commemoration of his martyrdom. Although this event is less frequented by the general public, it remains significant for devotees and is supported by the historic Arciconfraternita del Gonfalone. According to a known document, the 'Passio Sancti ...
Those who believe that Summer is the best time to explore Sardinia have never had the pleasure of visiting in Spring! Spring is truly the ideal time to discover this fascinating island. The days are getting longer, the weather is pleasant and temperate, and the vegetation explodes in new hues, creating the typical atmosphere of the spring season.If you are planning a trip to Sardinia and wonder what this place has to offer besides the famous sea, here are some good reasons to visit during the quieter season. 1. CITRUS FRUIT FESTIVALS. Even though citrus fruits are considered typical winter fruits, in Sardinia ...
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