Giudicale

Strong signs in the island's historic landscape

Archival documents say that after the mid-eleventh century, Sardinia was divided into four kingdoms or judgments. At the head of each one is a king or judge, endowed with supreme authority. Each judge is divided into curatoriums, which correspond to the ecclesiastical division into the diocese.

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Romanesque architecture

In the architectural landscape of Sardinian Romanesque architecture, the repertoire of plants includes first of all the type of church with a longitudinal structure, with a semicircular apse to the east. The most importa...

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Judicial architecture

The artistic expression that best expresses the originality of judicial Sardinia is Romanesque architecture, characterized both by adherence to the international European language and by the elaboration of local characte...

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