The settlement of Viladordis is mentioned from 970 A.D. onwards, it appearing alternatively in the archives with the name of Vilamajor (982), as also happens with the name of the church, which is on record from 1020 A.D. onwards, until the name of Viladordis established itself. The building is basically a Romanesque construction made up of a rectangular nave with a semi-circular apse to the east and a double monolithic stained glass window in the centre. The ceiling of the nave is arched, reinforced by toral arches, while the apse is protected by a quarter-arched roof.

Practical information

In the neighbourhood of Viladordis, about 2 kilometres east from Manresa
Opening hours from 8am to 8pm Tel. 93 874 13 01.