Casa Aragonese is a small historic house on Pratza de Is Ballus in Fordongianus, Sardinia. Its portico and decorated columns give the square much of its character, and inside, an audio guide explains the architecture and history. Entry costs €6 and includes the audio guide; admission is also included with a ticket to the nearby Roman baths. The house is a brief stop, so it fits easily into a visit to the baths or the surrounding area.
The house and its setting
Casa Aragonese stands on Pratza de Is Ballus in Fordongianus. The portico and ornamented columns are among the details to look at as you approach. The building is compact, making it a short architectural visit rather than a place to set aside a long stretch of the day.
An audio guide is included with admission and gives context for the architecture and what you see. The visit can also be made with written information.
Adding the Roman baths
Casa Aragonese is often visited alongside the Roman baths nearby. Admission to the house is included with a Roman baths ticket, so check the ticket options before paying separately. The two sites are a short walk apart, or a few minutes by car.
Allow around 20 minutes for the house. If you are planning both stops, you can visit them together without needing to devote much extra time to Casa Aragonese.
FAQ
How much does Casa Aragonese cost?
The stated entry fee is €6. Admission is included with a ticket to the nearby Roman baths.
How long do you need at Casa Aragonese?
Allow about 20 minutes to explore the house with its audio guide.
Can I visit Casa Aragonese with the Roman baths?
Yes. A Roman baths ticket includes admission to Casa Aragonese. The sites are a short walk apart or a few minutes’ drive.
