Sennariolo

Sennariolo is one of Sardinia's smallest villages, on the Montiferru slopes towards the Planargia, medieval in origin in the Giudicato of Torres. Its territory holds the Percias de Lobos rock-cut tombs, carved in trachyte by the Rio Mannu, and a few nuraghi. The village has the parish church of Sant'Andrea from 1679, in Baroque-influenced style. Santa Vittoria al Monte is celebrated on the third Sunday of May with folk events, and the patron Sant'Andrea on 30 November. The sea at Porto Alabe and Bosa is a few kilometres away.

What to see

• Parish church of Sant'Andrea (1679)
• Domus de janas of Percias de Lobos

Festivals and traditions

• Santa Vittoria al Monte, terza domenica di maggioMay
• Sant'Andrea30 November

Nearby beaches

• Bosa Marina11 km
• S'Archittu15 km

Nearby towns

• Scano di Montiferro · 2 km
• Cuglieri · 3 km
• Tresnuraghes · 5 km
• Sagama · 6 km
• Flussio · 6 km
• Magomadas · 6 km
• Tinnura · 6 km
• Modolo · 7 km

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