Salardú & Sant Andrèu Church
Salardú / Sant Andrèu
The central village of Upper Aran. The Church of Sant Andreu on the hillside has 16th-century murals and a 12th-century Christ figure, and it offers superb views of the snowy peaks.
Salardú is the central village of Naut Aran (Upper Aran), only about 5 km from Baqueira. The Romanesque-transitional Church of Sant Andreu, built in the 12th and 13th centuries, stands on the top of the village. Its vault retains 16th-century colored murals, and the church houses the Romanesque wooden carving 'Christ of Salardú.' The lawn beside the church offers views of the Pyrenean snow peaks. The village has several family-run guesthouses and mountain lodges, making it an affordable base for summer hiking and winter skiing.
Opening hours
Approx. 10:00–13:00 and 16:00–19:00 (confirm on site)
Nearby sights
- Arties & Santa Maria Church
- Baqueira-Beret
- Port de la Bonaigua
- Saut deth Pish
- Circ de Colomèrs
- Vielha Old Town & Sant Miquèu Church
- Santuari de Montgarri
- Aigüestortes National Park (Planell d'Aigüestortes)