states: [spain]
category: cultural
year: 2000
location: Province of Lleida, Autonomous Community of Catalonia
region: Europe and North America
latitude/longitude: 42.5047222200, 0.8036111110
last visited: 2018
unesco id: 988
world heritage site: 988
Vall de Boí, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Spain, is renowned for its exceptional collection of Romanesque churches dating back to the 11th and 12th centuries. These well-preserved structures, including notable examples like Sant Climent de Taüll and Santa Maria de Taüll, showcase stunning architecture and intricate frescoes that reflect the region's medieval cultural and religious significance. The site’s historical importance and artistic value make it a remarkable testament to Catalonia’s Romanesque heritage.