Bonnanaro

Bonnanaro is a municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Sassari in northern Sardinia. The village has around 900 inhabitants and is situated approximately 30 kilometers southeast of Sassari and 150 kilometers north of Cagliari. Nestled within the historical region of Meilogu, Bonnanaro is characterized by its strategic inland location. The municipality is a member of the Unione dei comuni del Meilogu and the Distretto rurale del Mejlogu. As a typical Sardinian village, it represents the rural identity of the region and serves as a central point for visiting neighboring towns such as Siligo, Mores, and Torralba.

Bonnanaro is located in a geographically significant zone in northwestern Sardinia known as Meilogu. The municipality is part of the Metropolitan City of Sassari and borders the towns of Bessude, Borutta, Mores, Siligo, and Torralba. This position makes the village an essential part of the Distretto rurale del Mejlogu. Its distance from the coast and its setting within the hilly hinterland shape the regional climate, while the connection to Sassari ensures good accessibility to urban infrastructure. The settlement structure is defined by its membership in local administrative unions that promote rural development.

Meilogu regionProximity to SassariMejlogu rural district