Romanesque in the Pyrenees: mountain valleys, churches and monasteries

A Romanesque church with a perfect basilica plan in Taüll, the jewel of the Vall de Boí and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000, together with the valley's other Romanesque churches.

A Romanesque church consecrated in 1123 in the heart of Taüll's old quarter, one of the churches of the Vall de Boí designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Iglesia románica lombarda de Erill la Vall, en el valle de Bohí, que forma parte del conjunto declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en el año 2000.

Pequeño templo románico lombardo en el corazón del valle de Bohí, Patrimonio de la Humanidad junto a las demás iglesias románicas del valle.

The only entirely Romanesque cathedral in Catalonia, with a Lombard air, stone lions guarding its portal and fortress-like walls in the heart of the Lleida Pyrenees.

Aínsa's Romanesque collegiate church, austere and monumental, regarded as one of the finest examples of Aragonese Romanesque in the Sobrarbe district.

Tucked beneath a huge overhang of rock, the monastery where the legend of Aragon was born holds a Romanesque cloister with extraordinary capitals and the pantheon of the kingdom's first kings.

Perched on the rock and gazing out over the Hoya de Huesca, Loarre Castle is reputed to be the best-preserved Romanesque fortress in Europe.

A Pyrenean village perched at 1,500 metres in the Vall de Boí, where the Romanesque churches of Sant Climent and Santa Maria recall the medieval splendour of the lords of Erill.

Antigua capital del condado de Ribagorza y sede episcopal, Roda de Isábena conserva una catedral románica que custodió durante siglos la Crónica Rotense.

A medieval town in Sobrarbe, designated a historic ensemble, with an 11th-century castle, a fortified church and a founding legend, right on the doorstep of Ordesa and Guara.