Catalan Romanesque at its best

World Heritage by UNESCO

The Romanesque heritage of Vall de Boí is exceptional due to the existence of a large number of churches of the same architectural style concentrated in such a small area. Until well into the last century the valley remained quite isolated.

Romanesque churches

Vols saber tots els detalls del romànic de la Vall de Boí?

Descobreix tots els detalls artístics, arquitectònics, culturals i socials del romànic de La Vall de Boí com a símbol del romànic català i com es viu des d'aquesta petita vall del Pirineu.

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Exhibition and guided tours

Romanesque Centre is not only in charge of the administration of the ensemble, but also of making it known to the public by means of the permanent exhibition at the Centre’s headquarters, as well as the guided tours, the daily opening of the buildings and the edition of information materials.

Mapping

An innovative mapping projection that recreates the original frescoes on the main apse and the presbytery of the central nave.

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Let there be light!

An audiovisual experience that connects cultural heritage and digital technology. A bridge between the 12th century and the present, projecting a vision towards the future. Four digital artists – Alba G. Corral, Desilence, Hamill Industries and MASSO -reinterpret the frescoes of the iconic apse of the church of Sant Climent de Taüll, which have been on display at the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) for a hundred years. Lux Mundi is a project curated by Antònia Folguera that combines heritage and innovation, highlighting digital creativity in Catalonia, allowing the recreation of images from our past and projecting them into the future through art and light.
The soundtrack was created by Tarta Relena. Their voices use the traditional songbook of the Mediterranean—and beyond—to open a portal that allows travel between the past and the future without leaving the present.
The combination of heritage and innovation is as inevitable as the light that allows us to recreate the images of our past.

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Heritage beyond the Romanesque

Falles

In the rural world, festivals are closely linked to the agricultural and solar circles . To pull out the fire, a symbol of the sun, from the mountains and bring it down to the village serves to purify the fields and forests, as well as to purify the population and preserve it from evil spirits.

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Discover the villages

There are eight small towns in Vall de Boí that preserve their traditional architecture and houses made of wood, stone and slate. Stroll through its narrow streets, enjoy its most hidden corners, visit its Romanesque churches, surrounded by great nature at any time of year.

Catalan Romanesque at its best