CHIESA DI SANTA CROCE

Dating from 1709, this small granite church is one of the oldest in the city. Originally it had two bays, but the enlargement undertaken in 1763 changed its rectangular plan into a simple church with a single bay covered by a gable roof. Without decoration, it is an example of the very simple architecture typical of the Gallura. Its most notable feature is the gable with a lancet window for a bell. After a partial collapse in 1983, the church was restored in 1984.