CASA MADEDDU (CASA ARAGONESE)

This late 16th century aristocratic dwelling is built in trachyte. Its low roof and its colonnaded courtyard overlooking the street give the impression of being in the square of an old Aragonese village. The house is composed of six communicating rooms. Its roof is made of a wooden frame, supporting a mat of interlaced reeds, and covered with tiles. Doors and windows are decorated with decorative elements of Gothic style imported by the Aragonese.