Weather in Baja Sardinia. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Baja Sardinia area

Map of Baja Sardinia temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Baja Sardinia area

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More to see in Baja Sardinia

A Notre Dame Cathedral is found in the city of Alghero. It is considered the most significant religious structure on the island. The construction of the cathedral was completed in the 16th century. Its architectural appearance is a combination of various stylistic directions. Some of its old parts are in Gothic style, the main facade is decorated in neoclassical style. In the beauty of the interior, it is second to none on the island. The cathedral retains ancient marble finishing elements, magnificent sculptures, and medieval frescoes. Nearby is the church of St. Michael, which many travelers recognize due to the colorful dome lined in mosaic tiles. This church is a vivid example of Baroque style. The exact date of its construction is unknown. The first official mention of the church dates back to the 14th century. It acquired its present appearance during a major reconstruction in the early 17th century. Parts of the old defensive structures, that were actively built to protect the island in the Middle Ages, have been preserved in Sardinia. An excellent example of such a structure is an ancient bastion of Saint-Remy. It is one of the few constructions that managed to survive during the Second World War. Tourists' favorite pastime is to climb the bastion. It gives a wonderful panorama of the city. Su Marmuri Caves are the largest ones on the island. There are many large halls and complex branches inside. Tourists can go there with the help of a guide only. The cave will … Read further

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Travel guide to Baja Sardinia

Nearby is the church of St. Michael, which many travelers recognize due to the colorful dome lined in mosaic tiles. This church is a vivid example of Baroque style. The exact date of its construction is unknown. The first official mention of the church dates back to the 14th century. It acquired its present appearance during a major reconstruction in the early 17th century. Parts of the old defensive structures, … Open

Baja Sardinia sightseeing

Sardinia is one of the most famous islands in the Mediterranean. This is a place with a long history that starts with the ancient Nuraghe up to the Phoenicians, Arabs and Romans. Currently the island belongs to Italy, but it has its own government. Simply everything is worth wondering on this island. You will find much fun exploring the culture of local people, their Sardinian Italian dialect, and the incredible … Open

Climate in Italy and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Also, trips to Italy are very popular during the New Year and Christmas holidays. It is worth noting that every Italian city has its own patron saints. For example, Milan has Saint Ambrosius, and on its day (December 7th) a simply incredible celebration is rolled up. Therefore, tourists quite often try to adjust their trip taking into account such large-scale city events. After all, this is the best opportunity to get to know the local population, their traditions, and understand their mentality. A large tourist inflow is also observed during the Venetian carnival, which occurs in the last days of January and continues until about 10th February. The fewest tourists in Italy are seen in October and in November, and also in winter, except for New Year’s holidays and Valentine’s Day. However, it is during this period that you can save a lot on vacation, because tour operators propose quite stunning offers. … Open

Atmosphere of Italy: religion and languages

No less popular is Sardinian. It consists of several dialects, whose speakers reside in different territories. It originated from the same area. Over time, it was never recognized as the official language of the country, although it is spoken by more than one million, five hundred thousand residents. According to its linguistic structure, it is very close to the Friulian and Catalan languages. This is due to the specific territorial distribution of the speaking population. If you believe the statistics, then the third most common language in Italy is the Friulian language. Its speakers, as it follows from the name, reside in the region with the same name. The native speakers of this language are more than seven hundred thousand people. Even in this case, no official rights were granted to the language. It should be noted that the phonetics of this language is quite complex, therefore there is no dialect of the Friulian language in the world. … Open