Few towns in Sardinia have a past as closely linked to farming and pastoral life as Sinnai. Southeast of Cagliari, it stands between the Campidano plain and the wooded slopes of the Sette Fratelli massif, a protected mountain area in southeastern Sardinia. Sinnai’s historic centre is marked by the parish church of Santa Barbara, while its food traditions reflect the island’s long-established grain, cheese and livestock culture. The municipality also reaches the coast near Solanas on the Gulf of Cagliari. Place Sinnai within its wider Sardinian setting by browsing webcams in the surrounding area.
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