Best places: Catholic churches in el Tarter, Andorra

Built in the 11th–12th centuries, this Romaneseque church has a stucco Christ & a medieval cemetery.

Serene stone chapel with a replica of an ancient shrine that burned down in the 1970s.

Perched on the hillside, these 11th-century church ruins display Romanesque & Gothic touches.

😐 It is a great pity that there are no multilingual information sheets available. You also have to spend a lot of time looking for a parking space. The church itself is worth seeing, especially the tower, main altar and the seamless transition to the adjacent residential building.

👍👍 Although it may seem from the outside that it is a church that does not want to stand out, its interior, made of dark wood, is magnificently decorated with altarpieces and flourishes. It is well worth stopping to see its interior, and it takes away conxln