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from Wikipedia: The once 20 Domus de Janas (rock tombs) of Sant' Andria Priu (Italian: Ipogeo S. Andrea Priu) are located in a 10-meter-high trachyte wall on the southern edge of the Campeda plateau near Bonorva in the metropolitan city of Sassari on Sardinia. The 15 preserved structures date from the Ozieri culture (around 3000 BC).

The church of Saints Elias and Enoch, located on the mesa of Monte Santo, dates back to the Byzantine era (6th-9th century AD) and reflects the traditions of Greek monasticism. Originally, it was a place of worship for hermit monks who lived in cells dug into the mountain. In 1065, the church became the first Benedictine monastery on the island.

With its unmistakable profile, Monte Santo is an icon of Meilogu, the name of this enchanted corner of Sardinia. Born from ancient volcanic eruptions, this mountain rises among vast green fields, offering breathtaking views.

The village of Ardara shows traces of a rich past, when it was chosen as the residence of the judges of Torres between the 11th and 12th centuries. The main monuments of Arda date back to that period: the regal palace, of which the ruins are visible - a 12 meter tower and remains of walls - and the basilica of Nostra Signora del Regno, one of the most beautiful and best preserved Romanesque basilicas. Pisans of Sardinia

The church was first built in the 15th century and then rebuilt in 1600. The majestic bell tower was built two centuries later and, at 46 meters high, is considered the tallest in Sardinia.

Church of Santa Cateria famous for its majestic 46-metre high neoclassical bell tower designed by the architect Salvatore Calvia Unali. It is the tallest bell tower in Sardinia!

One of the most beautiful examples of Romanesque architecture in all of Sardinia, in Ardara.

interesting church in the Mores city centre