Explore the enchanting Italian municipality of Baratili San Pietro (Boàtiri in Sardinian), located in the province of Oristano, in Sardinia. With a population of 1315 inhabitants, this town is nestled in the heart of Campidano di Oristano, just a few kilometers from the seaside.
Surrounded by pristine landscapes of the Sinis peninsula, Baratili San Pietro boasts an ancient history dating back to the Phoenician era. Belonging to the Judicate of Arborea and the curatorship of Campidano di Oristano in the past, this municipality has experienced various dominations throughout the centuries.
Renowned for its white dessert wine called “Vernaccia,” Baratili San Pietro is surrounded by vineyards that produce this precious nectar. The typical Vernaccia grape dominates the flat landscapes of the area, giving the wine unique characteristics rich in history.
- In medieval times, Baratili San Pietro belonged to the Marquisate of Oristano, passing through different noble families such as Cubello and Flores Nurra.
- After the abolition of the feudal system in 1839, the municipality gained administrative autonomy with a mayor and a city council.
- In 1864 it was officially renamed Baratili San Pietro and in 1945 regained its autonomy after being annexed to Riola Sardo for some years.
The variety of Sardinian language spoken in Baratili San Pietro is campidanese oristanese, further enriching local culture with its linguistic peculiarities.
Every year, during August, the traditional Vernaccia festival takes place in Baratili San Pietro. An unmissable opportunity to taste this precious wine and immerse yourself in authentic Sardinian traditions.
