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What to see and do in Valls d'Aguilar

What to see and do in Valls d'Aguilar (Alt Urgell, Lleida): 2 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

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What to see and do in Valls d'Aguilar

Valls d'Aguilar
Village
Valls d'Aguilar is a municipality of 253 inhabitants (INE 2025), at 669 metres above sea level in the Alt Urgell, formed in 1972 by the union of the former municipalities of Castellàs, Guardia de Arés, Noves de Segre and Tahús, with its seat at Noves de Segre; its economy is based on livestock farming, mainly cattle and sheep. It retains 11th-century Romanesque churches: Sant Martí de Taús, documented in a will of 1094; Sant Esteve de la Guàrdia, with a single barrel-vaulted nave, whose site is documented since 1004 and where a temple is already mentioned in 839; and Santa Elena de Trejuvell, of pre-Romanesque origin and with a trapezoidal apse, documented since 1085.
Church of les Valls d'Aguilar
Monument
The municipality of les Valls d'Aguilar preserves several 11th-century Romanesque churches, among them Sant Martí de Taús, documented since 1094, Sant Esteve de la Guàrdia, since 1004, and Santa Elena de Trejuvell, since 1085, spread across the settlements of Taús, la Guàrdia d'Ares and Trejuvell, in addition to the small Sant Lluc d'Anyús. That of Sant Martí de Taús, first mentioned in a will of 1094, stands out for its simplicity and good state of preservation: with a single nave covered by a slightly pointed barrel vault reinforced by two transverse arches, it has a semicircular apse preceded by a presbyteral arch with two rectangular niches, and retains its original doorway, round-arched, today walled up in the south façade.