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La iglesia se San Miquel está precedida por un amplio patioPhoto: Xescu Prats -
La iglesia de Sant Miquel es la única de Ibiza con planta en forma de tau. En la imagen, la nave principalPhoto: Xescu Prats -
Capilla de Benirràs de la iglesia de Sant Miquel (siglo XVII), con pinturas al fresco similares a las del convento de Santo Domingo de Dalt VilaPhoto: Xescu Prats -
La capilla de Rubió está situada a la izquierda del altar mayorPhoto: Xescu Prats -
El coro de la iglesia de Sant Miquel está situado a los pies de la nave principalPhoto: Xescu Prats -
Campanario de la iglesia de Sant MiquelPhoto: Xescu Prats
The church is well worth a visit, built on top of a hill. The main aisle was built in the 16th century, and a century later it was enlarged with the two side chapels of Benirràs and Rubió.
One of them has got nice frescos that were only disclosed very recently. The cross plant of this church is unique in the island and the cemetery is attached to it. This church was conceived as a place of cult, but it also served as shelter from attacks, which explains its fortress-like aspect.
Altar mayor y capilla de Benirràs de la iglesia de Sant Miquel
Photo: Xescu Prats
La iglesia de Sant Miquel, a través de uno de los arcos del patio frontal
Photo: Xescu Prats
