Zeddiani

Zeddiani is a small village in the Campidano Maggiore, a few kilometres from Oristano and the Sinis, early medieval in origin in the Giudicato of Arborea. It was part of San Vero Milis and regained its independence in 1947. Its fields are part of the Vernaccia di Oristano wine area. The village has the 16th-century parish church of San Pietro, and in the countryside stands the 13th-century Romanesque church of Sant'Antonio di Cellavane. Feasts are held on 9 February for Sant'Apollonia, on 13 June for Sant'Antonio da Padova and on the third Sunday of September for Sant'Isidoro.

What to see

• Church of Sant'Antonio di Cellavane, romanica
• Parish church of San Pietro
• Cantine della Vernaccia

Festivals and traditions

• Sant'Apollonia9 February
• Sant'Antonio da Padova13 June
• Sant'Isidoro, terza domenica di settembreSeptember

Nearby beaches

• S'Archittu14 km
• Mari Ermi17 km
• Is Arutas17 km

Nearby towns

• San Vero Milis · 3 km
• Baratili San Pietro · 3 km
• Tramatza · 5 km
• Riola Sardo · 5 km
• Nurachi · 5 km
• Siamaggiore · 6 km
• Narbolia · 7 km
• Bauladu · 7 km

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