The Church of Sant Esteve (Església de Sant Esteve), with its Romanesque core dating back to the 12th century, stands serene in Andorra la Vella’s historic center. Over the centuries, it has undergone extensive remodeling, and while many of its original frescoes now reside in museums or private collections, some 18th-century artworks still grace its interior. Visitors today can explore this historical site, appreciating the blend of architectural styles and the remaining artistic treasures that reflect its rich past.
Church of Sant Esteve (Església de Sant Esteve)
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