Church of Sant Llorenç

The church features a central nave with two aisles of equal height, three apses, and an octagonal bell tower incorporating Gothic elements.

Built in the late 12th century by sculptors who worked with architect Pere de Coma, the church later received Gothic additions during the 15th century.

Four Gothic altarpieces adorn the interior, dedicated to Saint Lawrence, Saint Ursula, Saint Peter, and Saint Lucy, representing medieval religious artistry.

The church maintains regular opening hours and welcomes visitors at Plaça de Sant Josep 6 in Lleida without requiring an entrance fee.

The church served twice as the episcopal see of Lleida and houses the statue of Verge dels Fillols, transferred from the Seu Vella cathedral.

Location: Lleida

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture, Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.61440,0.62158

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:12