Iglesias del Serrablo

Serrablo Churches Route

Small Romanesque churches, olden than one thousand years, located in magical enclaves in the Pyrenees

These churches offer, as their main charm, being built in hamlets around Tena valley. Their architectonical traits made them unique and interesting, with artistic singularities from Lombard Romanesque style.

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This route is formed by a group of small Romanesque churches possessing artistic traits from Lombard Romanesque style: tiny size, an only-apse nave, austere decoration in the outside and a slender bell tower.

Their charming locations in tiny hamlets in the Pyrenees along the Gállego river make them even prettier. They are:

San Martín de Arto
San Juan de Busa
San Bartolomé de Gavín
Santa María de Isún de Basa
Iglesia de Javierrelatre
San Pedro de Lárrede
San Pedro de Lasieso
San Miguel de Latre
San Martín de Oliván
San Martín de Ordovés
San Miguel de Orna
Santa Eulalia de Orós Bajo
San Juan de Orús
San Andrés de Satué
Santa Eulalia de Susín

Some of them are opened, such as the in Satué, Lárrede, San Juan de Busa, Oliván and San Bartolomé de Gavín. Other are locked, even though their main Romanesque traits are at the outside.