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Founded: 1097Category: Religious sites in France
Historical period: Birth of Capetian dynasty (France)
Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Maria Mercè Buxeda (13 months ago)
The cover is very nice..but the apse and the three windows worked differently. Oh!! And in pink Vilafranca marble
The cover is very nice..but the apse and the three windows worked differently. Oh!! And in pink Vilafranca marble
marine barjon (13 months ago)
Beautiful church but you have to pay to enter
Beautiful church but you have to pay to enter
Pere Folch (2 years ago)
Santa Maria de Cornellà de Conflent Romanesque church The complex corresponds to two construction stages, one from the 11th century and the other from the 12th century. It was an old Augustinian monastery, now converted into a parish church. Mentioned in 1018, at that time it depended on the bishopric of Elna which ceded it to Count Guifré II of Cerdanya in an exchange operation signed in 1025. Guifré II's grandson, also Count Guillem I, establishing in his will the foundation of an Augustinian canonry in this parish church, at the same time that he suitably endowed it. The effective foundation of this monastic house was made a reality by his son Guillem Jordà in 1097. This church of Santa Maria stands next to the old palace of the counts of Cerdanya that they had in Cornellà, this building was handed over in 1356 by King Peter the Ceremonious to the community of canons so that they could reside there. The house lived a long period of prosperity until it was secularized in 1592, which was not an obstacle to preserve many of its assets and rights until the Revolution, from that moment on they were damaged or some of the properties were lost its dependencies, such as the Gothic cloister. The Romanesque church and some furniture from the ancient period are still preserved.
Santa Maria de Cornellà de Conflent Romanesque church The complex corresponds to two construction stages, one from the 11th century and the other from the 12th century. It was an old Augustinian monastery, now converted into a parish church. Mentioned in 1018, at that time it depended on the bishopric of Elna which ceded it to Count Guifré II of Cerdanya in an exchange operation signed in 1025. Guifré II's grandson, also Count Guillem I, establishing in his will the foundation of an Augustinian canonry in this parish church, at the same time that he suitably endowed it. The effective foundation of this monastic house was made a reality by his son Guillem Jordà in 1097. This church of Santa Maria stands next to the old palace of the counts of Cerdanya that they had in Cornellà, this building was handed over in 1356 by King Peter the Ceremonious to the community of canons so that they could reside there. The house lived a long period of prosperity until it was secularized in 1592, which was not an obstacle to preserve many of its assets and rights until the Revolution, from that moment on they were damaged or some of the properties were lost its dependencies, such as the Gothic cloister. The Romanesque church and some furniture from the ancient period are still preserved.
Daniel Jeanmougin (2 years ago)
A marvelous Romanesque church in Corneilla-de-Conflent from the 11th century with treasures of altarpieces, apsidioles, shaped stones, portals, statues, etc. A sumptuous visit, alas… paying, even at a very modest price, with a charming person watching at the entrance, but I just regret a place of worship and contemplation which is not open free of charge. However, I highly recommend this unforgettable visit.
A marvelous Romanesque church in Corneilla-de-Conflent from the 11th century with treasures of altarpieces, apsidioles, shaped stones, portals, statues, etc. A sumptuous visit, alas… paying, even at a very modest price, with a charming person watching at the entrance, but I just regret a place of worship and contemplation which is not open free of charge. However, I highly recommend this unforgettable visit.
Pierre Bougeard (2 years ago)
Superb Romanesque church that you can visit for 3 euros by asking at the point posted next door. The exterior is superb and the interior brings together polychrome wooden statues and period paintings. A must do!
Superb Romanesque church that you can visit for 3 euros by asking at the point posted next door. The exterior is superb and the interior brings together polychrome wooden statues and period paintings. A must do!
