Chiesa di San Salvatore

The South Church of the Most Holy Saviour is one of the oldest religious buildings in the iglesiente territory, a precious testimony of the origins of Christian worship in the area. Church of the Most Holy Saviour represents a rare example of early medieval architecture, closely linked to the early stages of spreading Christianity in Sardinia and the consolidation of local religious communities.
The building retains a strong historical and archaeological value, making it a reference point for the study of sacred art and ancient forms of religious settlement in the territory. Its essential structure and its urban location bear witness to the continuity between past and present, keeping alive the memory of the spiritual origins of the city. Today it is considered a place of great cultural interest as well as religious, able to tell centuries of history through its own presence.