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11th-century Romanesque church, notable for its circular-plan bell tower. The tower has two storeys with twin windows separated by columns and corbel-like capitals, open to the four winds. At the top, just below the eaves, is a Lombard-style frieze of blind arches and small arrow slits. It is crowned by a conical slate roof. Along with the bell towers of Santa Coloma in Andorra and Sant Serni de Gavarra (Coll de Nargó), it is one of only three circular bell towers in the Catalan Pyrenees.
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