Nostra Signora di Castro

The Nostra Signora di Castro exhibits rounded arches, sturdy stone pillars, and traditional architectural elements characteristic of medieval religious structures in Sardinia.

Marianus I of Torres established this church during the Giudicati period, marking a time of religious expansion and architectural development in Sardinia.

The church stands as a center for religious ceremonies and community gatherings, maintaining centuries-old traditions of the local Catholic population.

Located at coordinates 40°42'45.0"N and 9°2'53.2"E, the church welcomes visitors throughout the year with guided tours available during weekends.

The structure incorporates specific architectural elements from Pisan, Lombard, and Provençal influences, reflecting the diverse cultural exchanges in medieval Sardinia.

Location: Oschiri

Founders: Marianus I of Torres

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 40.71250,9.04806

Latest update: March 4, 2025 15:54