Casa Pillatus, a typical Campidanese house, features “sa lolla,” a characteristic inner loggia or portico typical of Campidanese homes in Sardinia. The house is linked to a centuries-old story that weaves together daily life, artisanal activities, and Templar legends. Carefully restored while respecting its original layout, it now hosts temporary exhibitions, educational spaces, and rooms that evoke life of the past from the small domestic fireplace to the carpenter’s workbench, and the wooden balcony offering charming views of the courtyard and surrounding countryside.
Casa Pillatus, a typical Campidanese house, features “sa lolla,” a characteristic inner loggia or portico typical of Campidanese homes in Sardinia. The house is linked to a centuries-old story that weaves together daily life, artisanal activities, and Templar legends. Carefully restored while respecting its original layout, it now hosts temporary exhibitions, educational spaces, and rooms that evoke life of the past from the small domestic fireplace to the carpenter’s workbench, and the wooden balcony offering charming views of the courtyard and surrounding countryside.
To enrich the experience, the house also hosts photographic exhibitions dedicated to the patron feast of San Simone, guided tours, and gastronomic itineraries organized in collaboration with local farms.
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Check the museum’s opening hours on the website before your visit.
The museum is open from Thursday to Sunday
