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- STUDY ON THE GR 7 PATH THAT, COMING BY ANDORRA, CONNECTS TO THE MAIN TRUNK OF THE SEGRE PILGRIMAGE ROUTE (UNTIL CASTELLCIUTAT)
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- 09/21/2023 REPORT NO.11 ON THE DEFICIENCIES OF THE RESTORATION OF PONS-SOROLLA IN 1974 AND LATER INTERVENTIONS TO BE MADE TO ST SERNI DE TAVÈRNOLES
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The building
From its early days, it only remains the large head of the church's apse towards the west. There is also the transept, which is topped by an apsis. It is known that it consisted of three naves not totally conserved.
You can still see a circular base and a great part of the original bell-tower. Concerning cloister, at the South side there is no trace, it's said to have been the twin of Santa Maria d'Urgell Cathedral.
Some capitals are found in Barcelona and in the U.S. since they were sold to a collector.
In the National Art Museum of Catalonia are preserved, amongst other pieces, some capitals, a front side of the altar of the twelfth century, in which with nine bishops with halos are represented and in the Cathedral of La Seu d'Urgell you can find several documents, including the cartulary of the abbey.
In 1971, a partial restoration was made.
IN 1971 a partial restoration was made.