The intervention, managed by the Vall de Boí World Heritage Consortium, aims to ensure the roof's preservation and correct structural deficiencies. The work will improve waterproofing and reinforce the original wooden elements of the building.
This project continues the preliminary studies conducted in 2025, which included diagnosing the wooden structure and dendrochronological analysis to date materials and understand the monument's construction phases. The findings will enhance scientific knowledge of Sant Climent de Taüll.
During the works, the other churches of the Romanesque complex in Vall de Boí (Santa Maria de Taüll, Sant Joan de Boí, Santa Eulàlia d’Erill la Vall, Sant Feliu de Barruera, and La Nativitat de Durro), as well as the Romanesque Centre with its immersive experience ‘The Eyes of History’, will remain open to the public.
The Vall de Boí Consortium will host an informational session for local residents on Tuesday, November 10th, at 5 PM in the Taüll social hall, to explain the project details.
