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Sant Bartomeu de Segalars

Sant Gregori, Gironès, Girona

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Sant Bartomeu de Segalars

Monument · Sant Gregori, Gironès, Girona

The chapel of Sant Bartomeu de Segalars, of Romanesque origin (12th-13th centuries) and located by the Ter river in the district of Sant Gregori, is documented from 1401 —when it already had a confraternity and a beneficed chaplain— and listed as bien cultural de interés local (a Catalan local-interest cultural-heritage protection category). Worship and the benefice remained documented until 1732. It is a building with a single nave covered by a pointed barrel vault, reinforced by two transverse arches of the same profile, closed to the east by a semicircular apse with a double-splayed window. The west façade was remodelled with a new door, two windows and an added porch, and the side of the nave was reinforced with buttresses; the walls are plastered inside and rendered without ornamentation outside.

Photo: Josep Maria Viñolas Esteva (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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