Welcome to Quartucciu, a jewel of history and culture in the province of Cagliari!
The origins of Quartucciu date back to the Roman era. The name likely comes from the Latin quartum, indicating the distance of four Roman miles from Cagliari along the ancient consular road. During the Middle Ages, Quartucciu was part of the Giudicato of Cagliari, a period that left its mark on the village's historical fabric.
A must-see is the Church of San Giorgio Martire, dating back to the 13th century. With its simple yet evocative style, it symbolizes faith and tradition for the local community.
Don’t miss the Nuraghe Sa Dom’e S’Orcu, a majestic testimony of the Nuragic civilization located just outside the village. This ancient monument represents Quartucciu’s connection to Sardinia’s prehistoric heritage.
For nature lovers, a visit to the Molentargius-Saline Natural Park is a must. Here, you can admire pink flamingos and immerse yourself in an oasis of tranquility just a stone’s throw from the village.
Quartucciu is also famous for its popular festivals, such as the Sant’Efisio celebration and the Holy Week rituals, which enliven the streets with colors, music, and devotion.
Quartucciu is a place that tells a millennia-old story and offers glimpses of rare beauty. Take your time to discover it and be amazed!