Bauladu

Bauladu is a small village between the Campidano di Milis and the Paulilatino plateau, founded in the Middle Ages around the estates of the great abbey of Santa Maria di Bonarcado. Its territory is one of the richest in nuraghi in the area, with almost twenty.

The main monument is the 12th-century Romanesque church of San Gregorio Magno, once dependent on Bonarcado with a hospice for Benedictines and the parish church since 1792. In late June, for Saint John the Baptist, the village holds its mutton festival, offering everyone the traditional boiled mutton.

What to see

• Church of San Gregorio Magno (12th century)
• Nuraghi del territorio

Festivals and traditions

• San Giovanni Battista e sagra della pecora24 June
• San Lorenzo10 August

Nearby beaches

• S'Archittu17 km
• Mari Ermi24 km
• Is Arutas24 km

Nearby towns

• Tramatza · 3 km
• Milis · 4 km
• San Vero Milis · 6 km
• Zeddiani · 7 km
• Solarussa · 7 km
• Zerfaliu · 8 km
• Villanova Truschedu · 8 km
• Siamaggiore · 8 km

Sources: Grande Enciclopedia della Sardegna; ISTAT. Original texts by Gotosardinia.