SU TRINTA AND SANT’ANDRIA 2026
Ozieri, historic centre Su Trinta e Sant’Andria commemorates the traditional ceremony of tapping the new wines from the Ozierese hills, historically celebrated on 30 November. To commemorate this…
CANTOS AND SONOS 2026
Cheremule Cantos e Sonos 2026 brings four days dedicated to the music, culture and traditions of Sardegna to Cheremule.The event is organised by the Cheremule Association for the…
SANT MIQUEL FESTIVAL 2026
Alghero The Sant Miquel Festival 2026 brings together the celebrations dedicated to Saint Michael, patron saint of Alghero.Among the events taking place in Alghero, the festival highlights the…
The magic of the Domus de Janas
‘Domus de Janas’ is a Sardinian expression meaning ‘house of the fairies’. Legends tell of beings that are not particularly spiritual – demons, somewhere between human and divine.
Vermentino DOCG: the gold of Gallura
Sardegna has a wine-making tradition stretching back thousands of years; the earliest evidence of wine-making dates as far back as 1400 BC.
Tavolara, the world’s smallest kingdom
There is a story linked to the island of Tavolara which tells that King Carlo Alberto of Savoy appointed his only son as king of the island.
Olbia
The town of Olbia is the gateway to the Costa Smeralda, but it is also a charming and lively town, which is a pleasure to visit all year…
Alghero
Alghero is a gem of Northern Sardinia, a beautiful ancient town also known as ‘Little Barcelona’.
Sassari
Sassari is one of the most important cities in Sardegna: beautiful and majestic, you can admire its impressive monuments.
Tempio Pausania: the traditions of the ‘city of stone’
Tempio Pausania is one of the most important cities in Gallura, and is a delightful place to visit thanks to its attractions.
