Campanedda
Campanedda, the charming hamlet of Sassari
Campanedda is a beautiful hamlet located in the lovely plain of Nurra, a geographical subdivision of the town of Sassari. This place was established in the 1950s, thanks to the post-World War II land and agricultural reform carried out by the Land and Agricultural Transformation Agency in Sardinia. Campanedda was the last village to be created in Nurra thanks to this reform.
The history of the village
The church of Santa Maria a Torres was the first monument to be built in Campanedda, inaugurated in 1960, and represents an important symbol of the community present in the village. The hamlet can be easily reached from the Provincial Road 42 of the Two Seas and the Provincial Road 18.
Monuments and places of interest
Once in Campanedda, visitors can admire the various religious architectures, including the Church of Santa Maria a Torres (1960). The place is very well-structured and mainly consists of a square (named after the founding pastor of the Parish, Don Giommaria Ruiu) surrounded by gardens, a playground, and the main public facilities. Here you can also find elementary schools and a kindergarten, Italian Post Office, the Church of S. Maria a Torres and its annexes, municipal offices, and the main public establishments in the hamlet.
The sports side of Campanedda
Campanedda is a hamlet that is very dedicated to sports and has two sports facilities, the 11-a-side football field, renovated in 2021, and the 5-a-side football field. Football is managed by the Campanedda Sports Club, which represents sports in the community of Campanedda.
Patron Saint Festival and other events
The Patron Saint Festival of S. Maria a Torres is one of the most anticipated events in Campanedda. Originally, the celebration was held on a variable date between September 1st and 7th, but since 2019 it has been decided to make it fall on the weekend closest to September 8th. In addition to the Patron Saint Festival, there are numerous other events held during the year in Campanedda such as exhibitions, concerts, and festivals.
Conclusions
In conclusion, Campanedda is a delightful hamlet characterized by its religious architecture, sports facilities, and welcoming community. The place is very well connected to Sassari and its natural beauties, which are located in the lovely plain of Nurra, are certainly an attraction for tourists and visitors. For all these reasons, Campanedda is a suitable destination both for people of all ages and for families looking for some peace and serenity in the heart of Sardinia.
