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Medieval churches

Medieval churches

Medieval churches of Sardinia. Sardinia has many small village or countryside churches dedicated to saints or that have been once part of a convent or monastery, sometimes abandoned, often still used on special occasions.

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The church of San Pietro di Sorres at Borutta, part of a monastery, built in the twelfth and thirteenth century AD.The church of San Pietro di Sorres at ...
Church of Santa Maria at Tratalias Vecchia, a medieval village that has been restored completely, built between 1213 and 1282 AD.Church of Santa Maria at Tratalias Vecchia, a ...
San Pietro Extramuros outside Bosa. See also the pictures on Bosa for the inside. The church was built in the second half of the twelfth century AD.San Pietro Extramuros outside Bosa. See also the ...
The church of Santa Maria Zuradili, once church of a small village that has been abandoned in favour of Marrubiu.The church of Santa Maria Zuradili, once church ...
The 6th century church of San Giovanni of SinisThe 6th century church of San Giovanni of ...
The church of Santa Giusta, built between 1135 and 1145 in pisan style.The church of Santa Giusta, built between 1135 ...
The small church of Santa Cristina at PaulilatinoThe small church of Santa Cristina at Paulilatino
The small church of Santa Vittoria at SerriThe small church of Santa Vittoria at Serri
Originally a medieval church, but completely restructured in the eighteenth century, is this church of Santa Maria is Acquas, near the baths of Sardara at the foot of the hill of the castle of Monreale (Pabillonis). Every year an important event is organised in the month of september around the church.Originally a medieval church, but completely restructured in ...
The church of San Pietro di Zuri was moved from the original location, now the lago Omodeo, to this place and rebuilt. Th church was built in the fourteenth century, commissioned by Mariano II, and has some of the finest medieval reliefs.The church of San Pietro di Zuri was ...
Detail of the relief above the main door of the church of San Pietro di ZuriDetail of the relief above the main door ...
Detail of the reliefs of the church of San Pietro di ZuriDetail of the reliefs of the church of ...
Detail of the reliefs of the church of San Pietro di ZuriDetail of the reliefs of the church of ...
Detail of the reliefs of the church of San Pietro di ZuriDetail of the reliefs of the church of ...
Detail of the reliefs of the church of San Pietro di ZuriDetail of the reliefs of the church of ...
Detail of the reliefs of the church of San Pietro di ZuriDetail of the reliefs of the church of ...
Inscription in the wall of the church of San Pietro di Zuri with the dedication of the Giudice of Arborea who commissioned the worksInscription in the wall of the church of ...
The church of San Pietro di ZuriThe church of San Pietro di Zuri
Ghilarza the church of San Palmerio of around 1200 ADGhilarza the church of San Palmerio of around ...
The church of San Costantino (Santu Antine), center of the yearly Ardia held at Sedilo in honour of the emperor Constantine proclaimed saint by the church.The church of San Costantino (Santu Antine), center ...
The small church of Nostra Signora di Cabu Abbas at TorralbaThe small church of Nostra Signora di Cabu ...
The church of Nostra Signora di Mesumundu. Built in the 6th century AD reusing the baths of a roman villa.The church of Nostra Signora di Mesumundu. Built ...
The church of Nostra Signora di Mesumundu. In front the remains of the villa.The church of Nostra Signora di Mesumundu. In ...
The church of Santa Sabina at Silanus.The church of Santa Sabina at Silanus.
The sanctuary of Santa Maria di Bonarcado was built using part of the baths of a pre-existing roman structure, in fact two wings of the church are built using the roman style opus mixtum. The structure is dated to the 5th century AD.The sanctuary of Santa Maria di Bonarcado was ...
Inside the church of Santa Maria di Bonarcado the absis of the roman bathsInside the church of Santa Maria di Bonarcado ...
The sanctuary of Santa Maria di Bonarcado, view of the oldest walls dating back to the roman period when these were part of roman bathsThe sanctuary of Santa Maria di Bonarcado, view ...
The new church of Santa Maria di Bonarcado, part of a monastery, built in 1147 and amplified in 1242, romanesque styleThe new church of Santa Maria di Bonarcado, ...
The church of Saccargia (built initially 1116) in pisan style with the remains of the monastery, near CodrongianusThe church of Saccargia (built initially 1116) in ...
The medieval church of Sant'Antioco of Bisarcio, an abandoned village. The church was built in 1174.The medieval church of Sant'Antioco of Bisarcio, an ...
Decoration in relief of the church of Sant'Antioco of BisarcioDecoration in relief of the church of Sant'Antioco ...
Entrance of the church of Sant'Antioco of BisarcioEntrance of the church of Sant'Antioco of Bisarcio
The medieval church of Ottana, built around 1160 in romanesque style dedicated to Saint Nicholas of MyraThe medieval church of Ottana, built around 1160 ...
The rural church of San Gemiliano at Villanova TruscheduThe rural church of San Gemiliano at Villanova ...
The church of San Lussorio at Fordongianus of the twelfth century. San Lussorio was one of the first martyrs of Sardinia when Fordongianus was an important late Roman en Byzantine town.The church of San Lussorio at Fordongianus of ...
The rural church of San Gavino near Borore.The rural church of San Gavino near Borore.
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