FESTA DELLA BIRRA
Read moreThe beer festival is celebrated in Trinità d'Algultu in the second part of August.
BIRRA E BRUSCHETTA
Read moreThe beer festival and adjacent are celebrated in the city in late July.
FÊTES GASTRONOMIQUES
Read moreDuring the summer, festivals using Sardinian products are organised in the city. A at the end of June, the festival of the seadas, fried cake filled with honey and cheese, one of the most popular delicacies island. In July, it celebrates the celebrations of fish and wine vermentino. At the beginning of August, typical dishes of the life shepherd are offered during the Festa degli pastori in the town of Porto Pozzo.
S’INCONTRU
Read moreEaster Sunday is the occasion to meet the statues of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary in many Sardinian villages. The Meeting of Oliena is one of the most interesting because of its beautiful scenery and the traditional costumes worn by the participants. The procession takes the statue of the risen Christ from the small church of San Francesco da Paola in the east of the town to the portal of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore in the heart of the old town. The statues meet in the square exactly.
CARNAVAL DE MAMOIADA
Read moreThis festival opens the carnival season and attracts many curious people. It is considered the most characteristic carnival of the island. The participants in the procession are divided into two clans. The Mamuthones wear sheepskin jackets and black wooden masks with marked features. Opposite them, the Issohadores wear a white, inexpressive mask. They are in charge of leading the dance and capturing women in the crowd with a rope. To be caught with a lasso by an Issohadore is a good omen and a sign of fertility.
FÊTE DES CHÂTAIGNES
Tastings, concerts and entertainment enliven the beautiful village of ...Read more
FÊTE DE SANT’EFISIO
Every year, the Sardinians put on their traditional garb to commemorate the ...Read more
DISCESA DEI CANDELIERI
Procession of candlesticks through Sassari in honour of Our Lady of the ...Read more
S'ARDIA DI SAN COSTANTINO
Spectacular equestrian race held in Sedilo, celebrating the victory of ...Read more
CAVALCATA SARDA
Thousands of Sardinians proudly wear the costume of their village. A ...Read more
CARNAVAL DE TEMPIO PAUSANIA
For this famous carnival, decorated floats and masked participants parade ...Read more
MARIAGE TRADITIONNEL DE SELARGIUS
Read moreFew couples follow the traditional Sardinian wedding ceremony. In 1962, the village of Selargius, between Cagliari and Quartu Sant'Elena, had the idea to organize a wedding that respects the ancient customs. Since then, the Antico Sposalizio Selargino is held every year and brings together all the inhabitants of the village. The couple and the two families dress in the traditional costume and march in separate processions. Salt and grains are thrown on the couple in wish of prosperity.
FÊTE DE SAN GIOVANNI BATTISTA
Read moreThis celebration, probably the oldest and most fascinating of Quartu Sant'Elena, dates back to the rituals of the Phoenicians and the cult of the god Adonis. Seven girls, richly dressed and embellished, parade on a chariot to the church of Sant'Andrea, chanting muttetus, poetic improvisations. These describe the different phases of the festivities, and ask Saint John the Baptist for protection for all the participants.
SANT'ANTONIO ABATE
In the province of Nuoro, in Orosei, Orgosolo, Paulilatino and Sedilo, ...Read more
SETTIMANA SANTA
Read moreSardinia prepares Easter Sunday and the resurrection of Christ with fervor. In Alghero, the Holy Week that precedes Easter is the occasion of huge night processions led by torches. The white Jermans of the Confraternita della Misericordia organize the processions, the choirs and the litanies chanted along the route. The crowd follows a seventeenth-century crucifix from a Spanish shipwreck that has been washed up by the sea. Representatives of Catalan villages are invited to participate in the procession in their traditional clothes.
FESTA DEL REDENTORE
Read moreThis very popular festival gathers thousands of people who, dressed in their best traditional costume, gather in procession through the streets of Nuoro to Mount Ortobene, where stands the imposing bronze statue of Christ the Redeemer. At the same time, another procession starts at the church Delle Grazie to converge on the same point. The whole procession is led to the sound of launeddas and folk songs. In the evening, a ballo tondo, a traditional dance, is performed in the amphitheater of the village with the best dancers of the island.
SA DIE DE SA SARDIGNA
The annual festival celebrating the Sardinian Revolution of 28 April 1794 ...Read more
FÊTE DE SANTA MARIA MADDALENA
Read moreThe patron saint of the island is celebrated for two days with secular and religious events. The festivities start with a fireworks display on Cala Galetta. This is followed by a festival that puts fish in the spotlight. More than 6 tons of fried fish are offered to the population. A parade of Sardinian costumes is also part of the festivities that end with a torchlight procession. The statue of the saint is carried from the streets of the center to a boat on the sea.
MARCIALONGA DELLA SANTISSIMA TRINITÀ
A trail of 8.5 kilometers along the rugged coast of the island of La ...Read more