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Iglesia de Santa Agnès

Small whitewashed temple, built in the eighteenth century with low height and two access

Fachada lateral de la iglesia de Santa Agnès, con una segunda portada de acceso Photo: Xescu Prats
Fachada principal de la iglesia de Santa Agnés de Corona, con su porche de arcos. A su lado, la casa parroquial Photo: Xescu Prats
Nave de la iglesia de Santa Agnés de Corona Photo: Xescu Prats
Campanario de la iglesia de Santa Agnés de Corona (Ibiza) Photo: Xescu Prats

The church is most peculiar because it has two entrances, due to a murder that took place at the very entrance of the church. Villagers decided to wall up the bloodstained doorway, and they opened another one onto the square. The old one was re-opened in 1965. Inside, there is a carving of the Virgin of Rosario that was made the same year the temple was finished, in 1812. The artist is unknown.