"It’s ironic that the oh-so beautiful Vall de Boí valley is most famous for something that looks quite low-key from the outside. UNESCO World Heritage status has been awarded to eight churches and a chapel, though a glimpse at their exteriors could have you wondering what the fuss is about. Even the most famous, Sant Climent de Taüll with its six-floor bell tower, is pretty but —dare we say—no Sagrada Familia. Look inside, however, and the Romanesque style they excel at comes alive: intense, brightly colored theological paintings that do not hold back when it comes to drama." - Gemma Askham,Jessica Benavides Canepa