Santa Maria de Talló

The Santa Maria de Talló church features a single nave with a trapezoidal floor plan and a high semicircular apse at 1056 meters elevation point.

The church, established around 1200, served as the seat of an Augustinian canonry and later became the archdeaconry of Cerdanya connected to La Seu d'Urgell bishopric.

The church interior contains original Romanesque ironwork on its main entrance door, while the exterior displays a frieze of blind arches supported by triangular corbels.

The bell tower, reaching 22 meters in height, contains three distinct levels and includes access points through archways on both sides of the presbytery.

The structure incorporates a nave divided into four sections by supporting arches, with the entrance area being wider than the apse section.

Location: Bellver de Cerdanya

Inception: 12 century

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Elevation above the sea: 1,056 m

Part of: Talló

Address: Plaça Major, Talló

GPS coordinates: 42.36370,1.78078

Latest update: June 28, 2025 11:14