Romanesque Cycle Route

The church of Sant Feliu de Barruera has architectural elements from the 11th and 12th centuries. The differences can be seen in its two apses: the 11th century apse, with Lombard decoration and irregular construction, and the 12th century apse, with more regular ashlars. The alterations and interior elements show how the temple has adapted to the needs of the community over time. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Santa Eulàlia stands out for its Romanesque Lombard bell tower, with a slender tower and six floors, which along with others in the area served for communication and surveillance. Inside it is preserved a copy of the sculptural group of the Descent from the Cross, whose original is divided between two museums. UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Romanesque Center of the Vall de Boí reopens with an innovative project that incorporates new stories and immersive technologies. The new museography offers a comprehensive view of the territory, its people and its churches from the 11th century to the present day, including virtual reality experiences.

Sant Joan de Boí is the church that best preserves elements of the eleventh century in the Vall de Boí. It stands out for its mural paintings with various scenes, today reproduced after its restoration to show its original appearance. These allow us to understand the function and appearance of Romanesque churches. World Heritage by UNESCO.

Sant Climent de Taüll, consecrated in 1123, is a model of a Romanesque church with a basilica floor plan. It stands out for the image of Christ in Majesty and its mural paintings, today partially preserved and recreated with videomapping. This system makes it possible to visualize what the church was like in the 12th century, together with other Romanesque works that complete the ensemble. World Heritage Site by Unesco.

The church of the Nativity of Durro stands out for its large size, reflecting the importance of the village in the Middle Ages. It was renovated between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, incorporating Gothic and Baroque elements. Inside is preserved the Romanesque image of Nicodemus, belonging to a set of the Descent from the Cross. World Heritage by UNESCO