Gastro' In Quartu sant'elena

An artistic heritage and place of devotion certainly worth visiting for those who pass through Quartu Sant'Elena

The church of Sant'Elena Imperatrice reminds me of the churches of the city of Rome, due to its beauty it was built in the 18th century, early 1700s but has undergone restoration up to the present day. The style is Baroque, characterized by rich decorations and an imposing facade. The main facade is adorned with statues and reliefs, while the interior has a central nave with barrel vaults decorated with frescoes and stuccoes. The main altar is a masterpiece of sculpture and inlay, richly decorated with fine marble and gilding. Above the altar there is a statue of Saint Helena, patron saint of the city. The tall and slender bell tower, with a domed roof that dominates the surrounding landscape. The interior of the church is decorated with numerous frescoes and works of art. The church has an underground crypt, which in the past was used for burials. It is a fascinating and mysterious place, with an evocative atmosphere. If you are visiting Quartu, it is a monument worth seeing, and if you pass by, take the opportunity to buy something from the typical Sardinian cuisine in the fresh pasta shop under the arcades.

Basilica dedicated to Sant'Elena from which the city of Quartu takes its name, it is always a pleasure to visit it, large but not too much, pleasant to spend time praying...

Remains of Her Imperial Majesty Helena Flavia and

The relics of Saint Helena have returned to Quartu in the basilica for the first time, after 800 years, from Venice

Basilica of S Elena in Quartu. Stunning example of Sardinian Catalan Gothic architecture.... The current appearance dates back to the early 19th century.

The concert by the Stella Splendens choir from Belví was a splendid occasion