Sant'Andrea Frius

Sant'Andrea Frius is an Italian municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari, nestled within the historic Trexenta subregion of Sardinia. Home to approximately 1,660 residents, this village serves as a characteristic gateway to the island's fertile inland hills. Situated about 30 to 35 kilometers north of the regional capital, Cagliari, it offers a peaceful rural setting within reach of the major urban center. As part of the Sud Sardegna province, Sant'Andrea Frius reflects the authentic charm of the Trexenta area. The community preserves its local identity while acting as a significant residential and geographic point in the northern surroundings of Cagliari.

The municipality of Sant'Andrea Frius occupies a strategic location in the southern part of Sardinia. Administratively belonging to the Metropolitan City of Cagliari, it is part of the Trexenta subregion. The distance to the city of Cagliari is approximately 30 to 35 kilometers to the north. This positioning distinguishes the village as a link between the southern coastal zones and the rising internal hill country of the island. The rural environment is typical of the Trexenta region, with the proximity to Sardinia's main urban hub playing an important role in the infrastructure and accessibility for both residents and visitors.

Location within the historic Trexenta regionProximity to Cagliari (approx. 30-35 km)Part of the Metropolitan City of Cagliari