SANT ROMÀ D'AUVINYÀ 202502161352122RT1PUB

Following a common pattern in small constructions of this type, it consists of a single rectangular floor plan. Its apse, narrower than the nave, is trapezoidal and of the same height. The door and window are splayed on the interior side. The south wall is built with greater precision than the others. At the back of the apse, there is a rectangular cement altar. A niche is present in the south wall. To support the vault, two buttresses were added where the nave ends and the apse begins. There is currently a window in the western wall.

This type of construction is characteristic of the 10th century in Andorra. It was restored in 1963.

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