Discover Simaxis: A Charming Sardinian Town Immersed in Wine Culture
Simaxis, known as Simàghis in Sardinian, is a captivating Italian municipality located in the province of Oristano, in Sardinia. With a population of 2,199 inhabitants, it is part of the Union of Municipalities of the Lower Valley of the Tirso and Grighine.
The history of Simaxis dates back to the Nuragic era, with archaeological evidence that includes an ancient Nuraghe. During the Middle Ages, it was part of the Judicate of Arborea and the curatorship of Simaxis, serving as its capital. Subsequently, after various dominations, it was freed from the feudal system in 1839.
- Immerse yourself in local culture: Simaxis is famous for its Rice Day, celebrated every November and the traditional retro carnival “Sa Coja de tziu Damus”.
- Experience traditions: During the carnival, a fake marriage between a particular couple is celebrated, followed by a wedding dinner where all guests bring food and chairs from their own homes.
- Cultural events: Do not miss out on the “Mraxani noise fest”, a festival that has hosted artists like Caparezza and The Wailers.
The Tourist Association Pro Loco di Simaxis organizes these cultural events that make the municipality a vibrant place rich in history. Discover the beauty of Simaxis and let yourself be enchanted by its authentic Sardinian atmosphere.
