The church of Sant Joan de Caselles is among those that have best preserved their Romanesque origins. This temple, built between the 11th and 12th centuries, follows the characteristic architectural structure of Andorran Romanesque churches: a rectangular nave with a wooden ceiling, a semi-circular apse and a Lombard bell tower. It also features two porches from the 15th and 16th centuries. Inside, you’ll find the remains of a stucco Romanesque Christ in Majesty from the 12th century, and the high-quality altarpiece, dating from 1527 and featuring influences from the Italian and German renaissance. 

Carretera general 2

AD100 Canillo

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Canillo Tourist Office

Tel.: (+376) 753 600

vdc@andorra.ad

www.vdc.ad

 

AINA Camp House

Tel.: (+376) 851 434

June 15th to September 15th: from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

 

Closed on Sunday afternoon and Monday.

 

Please contact the AINA Camp House if you wish to visit the church outside of its usual opening hours.

Free admission.

  

The church is not adapted for people with limited mobility.

Unaccompanied tours and/or guided tours.

L3 Soldeu / L4 Pas de la Casa

  

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