The retable is an altarpiece, typically made of decorated and painted wood. It was introduced into Spanish churches starting from the 14th century and later spread to other European areas, including Sardinia.
The small village of Ardara is located on the hills in Logudoro. In this area, famous for important historical events, there are three churches, among the best examples of Sardinian Romanesque. These are the Basilicas of Santissima Trinità di Saccargia, of Sant’Antioco di Bisarcio and of Santa Maria del Regno; Read more…
The Basilica of Santissima Trinità di Saccargia is for many reasons an unforgettable monument. Here you will find one of the largest churches on the island, an important place of worship and one of the greatest masterpieces of Sardinian Romanesque. Since we reach the valley where the church stands, we Read more…
Let’s start now a journey to discover one of the main Sardinian rivers: the Coghinas. Only Tirso and Flumendosa are longer. This river has the springs on the Buddusò plateau, even if it takes the name Coghinas only in the lower part... Read more…