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Oristano · Sardinia
Things to see in Seneghe
In Seneghe the atlas lists 14 historic places: 13 archaeological sites and 1 abbey or monastery.
For most of these places we don’t have verified opening hours yet: always check the official website before you go.
Don’t miss: Nuraghe Aide Muru.
- 14historic places
- 1,645inhabitants
- 305 maltitude
The town
Seneghe is a town in Oristano province. Seneghe boasts a long tradition of traditional festivals and events held throughout the year. Many of them are linked to religious celebrations, which are generally accompanied by secular celebrations organized by local committees. Others are cultural initiatives organized by municipal institutions, by young people who are very active in the sector, and by various associations.
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14 places
Archaeological sites 13
Abbeys and monasteries 1
Getting there
By car: Seneghe is crossed by the SP11, which connects the SS292 Cuglieri-Oristano near Riola Sardo to Bonarcado, passing through Narbolia and Seneghe.
SS131: take "Paulilatino-Bonarcado-Santulussurgiu" exit and continue to Bonarcado. Once there, continue to Seneghe.
By bus: From Oristano with 422 ARST bus line.
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
Immaculate Conception church (Santa Maria Immacolata) (in the historic centre). Late-Baroque style church dating back to the end of the 18th century and consecrated on June 24, 1893. Our Lady of the Rosary church (Oratorio del Rosario). Built using local stone starting in 1647, it underwent significant restoration work during the 19th century. On the vaulted ceiling, there is a fine painting created by the Ligurian artist Giovanni Dancardi in the second half of the 19th century. Saint Mary of the Rose church (Santa Maria della Rosa). Dating back to the 13th century, it underwent major restoration work in 2002 and 2015. Saint Anthony of Padua romanesque church (Sant'Antonio di Padova). Dating back to the 17th century, it features a single-hall layout with a presbytery and stone arches that support the timber framework of the gabled roof. Nuraghe Ruju (Sos Paris mountain). A single-tower nuraghe built from basalt blocks, dating back to the Bronze Age; it features a "tholos" (corbelled-dome) structure and contains at least one niche within its chamber.
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