Baradili

Baradili is the smallest municipality in Sardinia, nestled in the hilly landscape of the Province of Oristano. With a population of fewer than 80 inhabitants, this village is characterized by its quiet and intimate atmosphere. Geographically, the village is situated in a strategic location between the provincial capital Oristano and the Sardinian metropolis of Cagliari. Despite its small size, Baradili represents the authenticity of small Sardinian communities. The municipality is known for being the least populated administrative unit in the entire autonomous region, giving it a special status within local geography.

Baradili is located in the south-central part of Sardinia within the Province of Oristano. The distance to the provincial capital Oristano is approximately 35 to 43 kilometers in a southeastern direction, depending on the route. The island's capital, Cagliari, lies about 60 to 65 kilometers northwest of the municipality. This location makes the village a link between the central plains and the more southern regions of Sardinia. The municipality is registered as the smallest administrative unit on the island, with the population remaining stable between 76 and 80 people in recent years.

Smallest municipality in Sardinia by populationPeaceful location in the Province of OristanoAuthentic village life with fewer than 80 inhabitants