Bari Sardo - Italy

Bari Sardo (OG)

Sardinia (Italy)

Large farming town at the crossroads between the 'Eastern Sardinia and the road to Lanusei in a lush countryside of vineyards and orchards.
The name, derived from Abbar, marshes, testified that once malaria was to be widespread.
The oldest center gathers around the Church of San Leonardo and the Parish Church dedicated to Our Lady of Montserrat, the bell tower in rococo style.
Interesting craft of weaving workshops producing carpets, tapestries, blankets and pillows in linen.
Torre di Bari is a pleasant seaside resort developed around the seventeenth-century Spanish tower built to defend the town from pirate raids.
Fine sandy beach and small pines.
Full of mystery, the feast of St. John the Baptist, called on Nenner.
With a ritual that favors rich harvests, are thrown into the sea shoots of legumes and cereals made germinate in the dark.