Sant Ramon finalizes Gospí bell tower restoration to prevent deterioration

The City Council has completed conservation works on the bell tower of Sant Martí de Gospí church, with an investment of over 19,000 euros.

Generic image of a restored stone bell tower in a rural Catalan setting.
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Generic image of a restored stone bell tower in a rural Catalan setting.

The Sant Ramon City Council has finalized the restoration works on the bell tower of the Sant Martí de Gospí church, an action necessary to address the poor state of conservation of this construction and prevent its further deterioration.

Prior to the works, the bell tower showed various deficiencies and damaged elements that had caused water infiltration problems inside the building. The intervention has repaired these defects and improved the overall conservation status of the edifice.
The work was carried out following criteria of minimal intervention, prioritizing the conservation of existing elements and respecting the historical and architectural values of the building. The objective was to preserve the original characteristics of the bell tower, with an intervention respectful of its heritage value.
The works were executed by the company Construccions Codina Vall and cost €19,294.60. The project received a subsidy of €9,789 from the Institut d’Estudis Ilerdencs (IEI) of the Diputació de Lleida, as well as a complementary contribution of €4,754.20 from the Diocese of Solsona, within the framework of the collaboration agreement with the City Council.
Through this action, the City Council continues to intervene in the conservation and recovery of the historical heritage of the different areas of the municipality, aiming to preserve these elements and ensure their good state of conservation.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Sant Ramon (09/11/2026)