Onanì

Onanì is a small village between the Barbagia di Bitti and the Baronia, with the hamlet of Mamone, known for its agricultural penal colony. Excavations have shown that the village grew from a nuragic settlement whose remains lie nearby. Some streets are decorated with murals, and the finest building is the old parish church of San Pietro on the outskirts. The area is rich in nuraghi. Feasts are held in January for Sant'Antonio Abate, on 29 May for San Bachisio at the country chapel and on 15 October for San Francesco.

What to see

• Murals del paese
• Church of San Pietro
• Nuraghi del territorio

Festivals and traditions

• Sant'Antonio Abate17 January
• San Bachisio29 May
• San Francesco15 October

Nearby hikes

• Tiscali27 km

Nearby towns

• Lula · 4 km
• Bitti · 5 km
• Orune · 11 km
• Lodè · 15 km
• Loculi · 17 km
• Irgoli · 18 km
• Galtellì · 18 km
• Buddusò · 18 km

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