Sant Miquel de Sacot Church

Sant Miquel Sacot is a Romanesque church in La Cot, a scattered center of Santa Pau (La Garrotxa, Catalonia). It is at about 640 masl. It is a Romanesque church rebuilt and extended in the 18th century in neoclassical style. During the 18th century, it belonged to the Monastery of Sant Pere de Besalú. The place belonged to the barony of Santa Pau. It is within the limits of the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park. It is a building that forms part of the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia. Nearby is the Rectory of Sant Miquel Sacot.

Nice Romanesque church located in the municipality of Santa Pau.

Originally Sant Miquel de la Cot was a small Romanesque temple. This is confirmed by the few remains preserved on the facade of the current factory. The bell tower can be seen marked and the remains of a post-Romanesque door can also be seen. The seismic movements of the 15th century collapsed much of the building, which was rebuilt and extended at the end of the 18th century following the neoclassical style. It is currently a temple with a single nave, with a choir that extends in the form of a triforium giving rise to side chapels. All the saints in the interior are of the Olotine school.

Until the second half of the 16th century, the church did not begin to be provided with ornaments and objects of worship. The main altar was built in 1863. As for the lintels, in the sacristy (left door of the presbytery) it says: "SOM POSADA VUI DIA 4 / D JUNY 1789".