Gonnosnò

Gonnosnò is a small Alta Marmilla village of Roman origin, which grew as a minor centre beside ancient Usellus and now includes the hamlet of Figu. Its old centre keeps courtyard stone houses with large, sometimes very elegant, gateways, and the parish church of San Basilio Magno, where the patron is celebrated on 1 January. The area has several nuraghi and, near San Salvatore di Figu, the Sas Lapideddas giants' tombs and a well temple.

What to see

• Old town con le case a corte
• Parish church of San Basilio Magno
• Giants' tombs of Sas Lapideddas

Festivals and traditions

• San Basilio1 January

Nearby hikes

• Giara di Gesturi10 km

Nearby towns

• Sini · 3 km
• Albagiara · 3 km
• Curcuris · 4 km
• Baradili · 5 km
• Genuri · 5 km
• Ales · 5 km
• Baressa · 5 km
• Usellus · 6 km

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