Capilla de Marcús
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Description
The chapel of Marcús (Capella d’en Marcús in Catalan) owes its foundation and its name to the rich banker Bernat Marcùs, although it was dedicated from its beginning (1150) to the Virgin of the Guide (Mare de Déu de la Guia ) due to its location at a crossroads of roads outside the walls of Barcelona. Its function was cemetery but later it became part of a hospital for travelers. It has a unique nave, a barrel vault and a belfry of later time.
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Phase: Romanesque
Style: Full Romanesque
Period: 1st century
State of conservation: Well
Situation: Barcelona (Barcelona)
Other monuments of interest
Basílica Paleocristiana de Barcelona
SANTA LUCÍA DE BARCELONA (R)
SAN PEDRO DE LAS PUELLAS (R)
SAN PABLO DEL CAMPO (R)
SAN CUGAT DEL VALLÉS (R)
SANT PONÇ DE CORBERA
SANTA MARGARIDA DEL PRIORAT DE SANT GENÍS DE ROCAFORT
SAN MIGUEL DE TARRASA
SAN PEDRO DE TARRASA
