Santa Agnès de Corona

Santa Agnès de Corona is a small village inland of the north central

The village is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of orange, lemon and almond trees.[3] The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest.^[3] The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a few surrounding houses and villas. There are one or two examples left of traditional rural house architecture. ^{[citation needed]}

The Parish Church

The parish church was built in 1812.^[4] The church is dedicated to the chaste and virtuous Saint Agnes.^[4] The main facade faces on to a small village square is very plain and has an uneven roofline. The elevation has an arched doorway and one round window. There is a porch to the side of the building. The church was built as part of religious reforms made on the island by Bishop Abad y Lasierra,^[4] the first Bishop of Ibiza. Inside there is a low vaulted nave.^[4] Also of interest, there is a sculpture of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary which dates to 1812, the same as the church, the sculptor’s name is unknown.

Gallery

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  The parish church of Santa Agnès

References

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