St. Eulalia Church

The Church of St. Eulalia is an ancient medieval Christian shrine, the history of which begins in the distant XI century. It has a Romanesque origin, although it was rebuilt more than once in the XVII and XX centuries.

St. John's. Eulalia is located near the Museum of Sacred Art of Saint Eulalia in the village of Vila, west of the city of Encamp, in central Andorra. Near it you can see the oldest in the whole country Lombard-Romanesque bell tower, dating from the XI century. It's 23 meters high.

Particular attention in the interior of the church deserves an altar in the Baroque style, new stained glass windows created by Andorran architect Augusti Rios. Near the church you can visit the Museum of St. Eulalia, where sacred relics dating from the XIV-XX centuries are stored.

St. John's. Eulalia can be freely visited from July to August. During the rest of the year, excursions are made only by prior agreement.