In Alta Ribagorça one of the most important groups of Romanesque churches in Europe is preserved. One of its main features is the unity of architectural style. They are constructions carried out during the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth centuries, following models from northern Italy (Lombard Romanesque) that are characterized by the careful work of stone, the slender tower bells and the exterior decoration of blind arches and Lombard bands.

It is worth mentioning the mural painting sets that housed the churches of Sant Climent and Santa Maria de Taüll and Sant Joan de Boí, as well as all the carvings produced by the Erill Workshop and the innovative video mapping technique applied to Sant Climent de Taüll.

IMPORTANT! Check the opening hours and book the entrances of the churches by visiting the website of the Romanesque Centre of the Vall de Boí