In Ardara, Sardinia, the Basilica Santuario Nostra Signora del Regno is a well-preserved 12th-century church built from black volcanic stone. Step inside to see its Romanesque architecture and carefully preserved interior, or pause outside to take in the quiet setting. Check the schedule before setting out, as the basilica is closed on Mondays. If you find it closed, you can look through the first door for a glimpse inside. A nearby local café makes a convenient stop after your visit.
Romanesque stonework in Ardara
The basilica dates to the 12th century and is built from black volcanic stone. Its Romanesque architecture and well-preserved interior are the main details to look for during a visit.
The church stands in a peaceful setting in Ardara. If you arrive while it is closed, the first door offers a chance to glimpse the interior. A local café nearby can round out a stop in the area.
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Where is the Basilica Santuario Nostra Signora del Regno?
It is at Piazza Nostra Signora del Regno in Ardara, Sardinia.
When is the basilica open?
It is open Tuesday through Sunday from 3 to 6:30 PM and closed on Monday.
What is the basilica known for?
The 12th-century church is known for its Romanesque architecture in black volcanic stone and its well-preserved interior.
