Sant Miquel de la Mosquera

A small church dedicated to the Archangel Michael and John the Baptist, of uncertain date. It was extended in the 19^th century. The apse is not differentiated from the nave and above the west wall is a bell tower with a single opening.

Inside the church is a 16^th century altarpiece dedicated to the patron saints - with scenes relating to them - and there are murals on the vault and on the walls of the presbytery as well as the vault of the nave.

These paintings, which portray as a central theme the Transfiguration of Christ, are from the late 19^th century and were done by Oromí, the Master from Seu d’Urgell.

This church has two small curiosities: the first, looking at the ceiling, one of the commandments is missing from the 19^th century paintings, and the second is the altarpiece, which includes a portrayal of Judes Iscariot, which is very unusual.