The Church of Our Lady stands in Tergu, Sardinia, and is known for its Romanesque-Pisan architecture and red brick exterior. Follow the Stations of the Cross from the village to reach the church, then look for explanatory signs inside that point out notable features. The castle and calvary nearby are also worth including in a stop. If you visit during mass, you can experience the church as an active place of worship; please be considerate of those attending.
The route from Tergu village
The Stations of the Cross lead from Tergu village to the church. The route makes the approach part of the visit, with the calvary and castle nearby to include in your time in the area.
Inside the church
Explanatory signs inside point out important features and help you follow the church's architecture. The church is still used for mass, so take care not to disturb people attending a service.
FAQ
Where is the Church of Our Lady?
It is at Via Chiesa, 1, in Tergu, Sardinia. The Stations of the Cross lead to it from the village.
What is notable about the church?
It is an example of Romanesque-Pisan architecture and has a red brick exterior.
Can you visit during mass?
Mass is held at the church. Be considerate of worshippers if you visit during a service.
