The church is located in the current old town, around which the urban area developed.
During the excavations to build the new church, a bronze enkolpion was found, a small pectoral cross of Middle Eastern – probably Syrian – origins: only the front part remains, and it features a fine engraving depicting Christ crucified.
CHURCH OF SANTA VITTORIA AND CHURCH OF SAN BACHISIO
The parish church of Santa Vittoria is situated in the original core of Telti near the church of Santa Anatolia, dedicated to the town’s patron saint and now demolished.
San Bachisio is a celebration held on the second Sunday of May where all participants are offered lunch before partaking in singing and dancing.
The church dates back to the end of the 1700s and features the typical architectural
style of Gallura’s rural churches. Nearby, you can still see an area delimited by a small wall and once used as a graveyard.
