Bonnanaro
Welcome to Bonnanaro!
Hello everyone! Today I will tell you about Bonnanaro, a delightful Sardinian town located in the province of Sassari. With its just under 900 inhabitants, Bonnanaro is a quiet village, but rich in history and charm. Are you ready to learn more? Then follow my summary!
History
The history of Bonnanaro dates back to the Bronze Age, when the particular Culture of Bonnanaro flourished here, famous for the production of ceramic objects and for the particular burial methods of the deceased. Today, Bonnanaro is an ancient village that was founded around the year 1000, which was part of the Giudicato of Torres before becoming a fiefdom of various noble families. In 1795, with the abolition of the feudal system, Bonnanaro became a free municipality.
Symbols
The coat of arms and flag of Bonnanaro were granted only in 2011, but now its inhabitants rightly take pride in them. The flag is a bright yellow that catches the eye.
Monuments and places of interest
The historic center of Bonnanaro still preserves some noble houses dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Among the churches, the Church of Santa Maria Iscalas, the Church of Santa Barbara, the Church of Santa Croce, and the Church of San Giorgio, which has a neoclassical facade, stand out. But the real gem is the Church of Our Lady of Monte Arana, located on the top of the mountain of the same name. From here you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Nuraghi valley, which will leave you speechless.
Society
The population of Bonnanaro has always been fairly stable, as shown by the small changes recorded in demographic evolution. The variant of the Sardinian language spoken here is North Logudorese.
Conclusions
There you have it! I hope you have enjoyed this short but complete overview of the delightful Bonnanaro. If you are near Sassari, do not miss the opportunity to visit it: its small churches, ancient houses, and the panorama from Monte Arana will give you an unforgettable day. See you next time!
