The Romanesque Charm of Maià de Montcal and Beuda

Explore the Romanesque legacy of Maià de Montcal and Beuda, north of Besalú, where a network of ancient temples unfolds, transporting you through time. This region, the cradle of churches built between the 9th and 12th centuries, is a living mosaic of history and art.

Imagine walking along marked paths, where each step is a discovery. Sant Pere de Lligordà, with its door facing south, and Santa Maria de Palera, with its barrel vaults, are silent witnesses to the grandeur of a bygone era. Discover the Sant Sepulcre de Palera, an 11th-century gem, and marvel at the three naves and apses that speak of this land’s spiritual past.

Don’t miss the church of Sant Feliu de Beuda, where a 12th-century baptismal font tells stories in reliefs. At Santa Maria de Segueró, find a polychrome image of the Virgin that connects faith and art. And at Sant Vicenç de Maià de Montcal, let an intriguing wrought iron at the entrance guide you on this Romanesque journey.

Finish your route with the panoramic view from Santa Magdalena de Maià, where history meets nature and offers a unique perspective of the Empordà plain. The Romanesque of Maià de Montcal and Beuda is an invitation to experience the history, art, and culture of the past while connecting with an unparalleled environment.