Sant Romà de Vila

Church of Romanesque origin, restored in the 19^th and 20^th centuries. Today the apse is quadrangular, but on the outside the base of the Romanesque semicircular apse can still be seen. On the west wall is a little belfry. In the church is a reproduction of the polychrome altar table of the church, the original of which, from the 13^th century, can be seen in Barcelona, in the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya.

The uprights, decorated with plant and geometrical motifs, support three panels: the frontal shows Christ in Majesty, flanked by the tetramorph and by four pairs of apostles, while on the sides are the Assumption of St. Mary and three more apostles.