Colors of Sardinia - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle
It’s enough to see the cultural calendar of Sardegna to appreciate its multifaceted culture. It includes the most original celebrations and festivals; the history of many celebrations dates back more than one hundred years. Annually the picturesque town of Mogoro holds the colorful Carpet Festival representing works of the best masters of the island. The first festival was held in 1961 and since then it has become a good tradition.
Sardegna is the second largest island of the Mediterranean. Cagliari is the capital of the island. Each of eight Sardinian provinces is interesting in its own way. Sardegna has long been a …
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Original dishes of Sardegna are called healing ones for a reason; the fact is that only natural and organic products are used to cook. Today, a significant part of the national menu consists …
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One of the most popular events on the island is Shampitta Folk Festival held in Quartu Sant'Elena. Initially, the event was attended by local teams only, but these days, musicians, dancers and artisans from all over the world come to participate. Almost all entertainment events and performances take place in the open air. These beautiful ethnic festivals represent various amazing traditions.
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Cathedrals and basilicas near Sardinia
♥ Duomo di S. Nicola, Ottana, 12.8 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Basilica della Madonna di Bonaccattu, Bonarcado, 30.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cattedrale di S. Maria delle Neve, Nuoro, 35.3 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Basilica della Neve, Cuglieri, 38.4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cattedrale di Ss. Pietro e Paolo, Ales, 42.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Basilica Santuario Nostra Signora del Rimedio, Oristano, 43 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cattedrale di S. Maria Assunta, Oristano, 43.4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Duomo di S. Nicola, Ottana, 12.8 km from the center. On the map
♥ Basilica della Madonna di Bonaccattu, Bonarcado, 30.6 km from the center. On the map
♥ Cattedrale di S. Maria delle Neve, Nuoro, 35.3 km from the center. On the map
♥ Basilica della Neve, Cuglieri, 38.4 km from the center. On the map
♥ Cattedrale di Ss. Pietro e Paolo, Ales, 42.6 km from the center. On the map
♥ Basilica Santuario Nostra Signora del Rimedio, Oristano, 43 km from the center. On the map
♥ Cattedrale di S. Maria Assunta, Oristano, 43.4 km from the center. On the map
Survived castles around Sardinia
♥ Castle 'Castello Malaspina' Bosa, 47.4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castello di Medusa' Lotzorai, 57.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castello di Sassari' Sassari, 77.3 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castello Malaspina' Bosa, 47.4 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Castello di Medusa' Lotzorai, 57.5 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Castello di Sassari' Sassari, 77.3 km from the center. On the map
National traditions of Italy
Italians are incredibly fond of communication, and therefore making friends among locals is very simple. When getting acquainted, they pay much attention to where the person came from and what he does. Italians are happy to look for new friends and constantly expand their social circle. Children in the country are very anxious. All establishments, from restaurants to cinemas, are sensitive to small guests. Owners can give them a free portion of ice cream or just entertain the kid. Italians are accustomed to enjoying life. They are always smiling and sincerely looking forward to any communication. If someone accidentally pushes an Italian and then apologizes, the incident can develop into an exchange of compliments and full acquaintance.
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