Saint Muç of Canoves village clocktower
Sant Muç de Cànoves is a church of Cànoves and Samalús, in the Vallès Oriental and appears mentioned for the first time in 1077. It is of Romanesque style with Gothic elements. Church of a ship and four side chapels, two by band. The ship is covered by a barrel vault that is closer to the feet of the church. The apse is semicircular and is covered by a small section of vaults of lunettes on a Romanesque structure. Both the apse and the ship have loopholes.
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