Saint Ignatius is probably the most venerated Sardinian saint on the island. The city of Laconi celebrates its devotion toward its most illustrious fellow citizen at different occasions and with different religious, cultural and identity events.
The truffle festival was born in 2008 in order to promote the more delectable side of the area’s biodiversity, an asset which only Laconi and very few other Sardinian communities can boast of.
The first stop is the birthplace of the Saint, a sacred place of prayer and discovery.
[Read more]The parish church of Laconi is located in the oldest neighborhood of the town. Dedicated to Saint Ambrose and Ignatius, it was constructed in the Gothic-Aragonese style and has been reworked several times since.
[Read more]The Devotional Path of Saint Ignatius of Laconi, celebrating the figure of Ignatius not only as a Saint but also a man and historical personage, constitutes an important aspect of both identity and religious tourism downtown.
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