11th-century Romanesque church, located at the top of the village. It features a rectangular apse and a main entrance on the western façade. On the southern side, in what was once a porticoed area, there were mural paintings, now preserved in the Diocesan Museum of La Seu d’Urgell. Based on remaining fragments on the outer walls, the building also seems to have been plastered on the exterior. A modern square-based bell tower is attached to the church, with arrow slits designed for firearms.
AI-generated audio
QR code