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Santa Eulàlia d’Erill la Vall
Church with a nave, chancel with a semi-cylindrical trefoil apse.
Six-storey attached bell tower and twin windows, sculptural decoration of blind arches and sawtooth. Porch with arcades and pillars.
Inside you can see the copy of the Descent set made up of seven wood carvings.
The originals are preserved in the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) in Barcelona and in the Episcopal Museum of Vic (MEV).
In the choir, a permanent exhibition space has been set up that allows you to learn about the history of the building.
Information
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General information:
Timeline:
- s.XI: First constructive moment.
- s.XII: Extension of the nave and construction of the bell tower and porch.
- Accidental fall of the vault and façade and reconstruction.
- 60s: Restoration of the bell tower.
- 1994/1997: Archaeological excavations and restoration.
Visits: Church open to the public. Check the schedule and guided tour service at the Romanesque Centre of the Vall de Boí.
- Town: Erill la Vall
How to get there
Església de Santa Eulàlia | Erill la Vall, Plaça de Baix, Erill la Vall, Espanya