Sant Cristòfol

Located in Gavet de la Conca, Sant Cristòfol is a 12th-century Romanesque church situated in Spain. This place of worship is an important part of Andorra's cultural heritage.

Overview

• The construction of the church dates back to the 12th century. The building features Romanesque architecture and contains murals depicting significant scenes from Christian scripture, including the Last Supper and Saint Christopher.
• Sant Cristòfol boasts a distinctive Romanesque style, characteristic of its age. Notable architectural elements include the church's design and the presence of murals on its walls.

History

The church is affiliated with the Catholic denomination, holding significant importance within this faith tradition.

Architecture

• No information regarding the architect responsible for the construction of Sant Cristòfol is not available.
• Notable features include the presence of murals depicting Saint Peter, Saint Paul, and Mary, mother of Jesus. One such mural was taken in 1930s but rediscovered in 2023.

Denomination and Religious Significance

No information regarding the church's organ or bells is available.

Heritage Status

In 2003, Sant Cristòfol became a heritage property registered in Andorra's Cultural Heritage.

Visiting Information

Sant Cristòfol's opening hours are not specified. Accessibility details are also unavailable.

Notable Artworks or Relics

• One mural depicting Saint Peter, Saint Paul, and Mary, mother of Jesus was taken from the church in 1930s but rediscovered in 2023.

Architect and Notable Features

No information regarding the architect responsible for the construction of Sant Cristòfol is not available.