Art and Crafts

One of the most important artisan centers of Santa Teresa di Gallura is certainly Inf.all, which for many years has been affirmed with national fame in the production and sale of wooden profiles, aluminum, gates and mosquito nets. At the level of direct sale, however, there is the "House of Crafts by Piero", a vast exposure of local products, typically [...]

Church of San Vittorio

Built in 1838, the church of S. Vittorio is characterized by its simplicity. The facade is completely plastered and almost without decorative elements and sideways a bell tower rises. Inside there are artistic elements of considerable value: The Sacred Sacred gift of Maria Teresa of Austria, The Crucified Christ Vivo, the portrait [...]

Santa Teresa di Gallura Folk Group

Recently founded centre (1808), S. Teresa has her customs thanks to the reconstruction made fifteen years ago on the initiative of some fans who gave birth to the local folklore group: Therefore the materials used and the Foggia approach only the traditional ones of the last century. The predominant colors are blue, red [...]

Lu Brandali archaeological site

Archaeological site surrounded by nature, on the road to Capo Testa; the guided tour, very interesting and at a truly accessible price, it lasts about an hour and consists of a walk among archaeological finds and native plants, such as myrtle and mastic, with simple and comprehensive explanations from the friendly and knowledgeable guide. Plus, with the ticket [...]

Il dialetto sardo –; a language

Sardinian Romance language Sardinian is a language "romance" o "neolatine", that is, a linguistic domain that derives from the language spoken by the ancient Romans. In the same way, the Portuguese are, The Spaniard, The Catalan, Occitan, the Franco-Provenzale, French, Italian, Ladin, the Friulian, the course, Dalmatic (extinct today) and the Romanian. Languages [...]

Monuments and Museums

One of the noteworthy monuments of the town of Santa Teresa di Gallura is certainly the Longosardo tower, from the ancient name of the country. It was erected in the sixteenth century at the behest of the then king of Spain Filippo II at the end of the country, on a small strip of rock. This tower came under the command of Francesco Maria [...]

Historical-cultural notes

The history of Santa Teresa di Gallura has very ancient origins. In Roman times the country was called with the name "Longosardo" and played an important role for maritime traffic thanks to its port that exported pieces of marble extracted to nearby mines. The same marble has for example been used, according to tradition, per [...]

Longosardo Tower

As soon as you reach the summit 41 meters above sea level, Corsica seems to you at hand. Because the panorama that the ancient Longosardo tower offers is breathtaking, directly on the mouths of Bonifacio and with the exposed Corsica. It is one of the most important monuments of Santa Teresa di Gallura, [...]

The church of the Madonna del Buoncammino

It was built on the ruins of a Roman temple dedicated to some protective deities of the wayfarers. Per questo è stata chiamata “;Nostra signora del Buoncammino”;, l’;Ancient country church just three kilometers from the center of Santa Teresa di Gallura (Palau direction).

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