The Church of San Clemente de Taull is one of 9 churches of Romanesque architecture located in the narrow Val de Boi valley in the high Pyrenees , in the Alta Ribagorssa region of the autonomous community of Catalonia . The temple was consecrated on December 10, 1123.
| UNESCO World Heritage Site | |
| Romanesque churches in the Val de Boy [* 1] | |
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| Iglesias románicas catalanas de Vall del Boí [* 2] | |
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| A country |  Spain |
| Type of | Cultural |
| Criteria | ii, iv |
| Link | 988 |
| Region [* 3] | Europe |
| Turning on | 2000 (8 session) |
| Extensions | XXIV |
Architecture
This church was originally supposed to fit the type of the other churches of the Val de Boi Valley, but the construction schedule was not respected, and the architecture of the church changed a lot. The church has one nave, covered with a vault, with a semicircular apse in the east. The nave is divided into three sections. The choir is marked by the altar of the arch and is divided into three parts by successive protrusions, which reduce the size. It is lit by three narrow bays. In the north there is an impressive aisle with a semicircular apse, which doubles the main apse. On the outside, the main apse is decorated with arches and shoulder blades, while the aisle is bare.