Sacred Sites and Shrines

Explore the religious heritage of Lloret de Mar through its diverse collection of churches, hermitages, and shrines. This list includes the iconic Sant Romà with its vibrant Modernist domes, the coastal Ermita de Santa Cristina, and the historic Santuari de Sant Pere del Bosc, redesigned by architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. These sites range from Romanesque foundations to 18th-century neoclassical chapels, reflecting centuries of local spiritual history and architectural evolution along the Costa Brava.

Sant Romà

16th-century Catalan Gothic church featuring early 20th-century Modernist additions with colorful mosaic domes and intricate tilework.

Ermita de Santa Cristina

18th-century neoclassical chapel overlooking the coast, featuring a marble high altar from Italy and a collection of ex-voto miniature ships.

Mare de Déu de les Alegries

Lloret's original parish church until 1522. The site preserves a Romanesque bell tower and 18th-century frescoes depicting the Joys of Mary.

Creu del Terme

A stone boundary cross marking the historic limits of the town, located on the forested path leading toward Sant Pere del Bosc.

Capella de Santa Cristina

A small shrine dedicated to Saint Christina, situated within the religious complex on the headland above Santa Cristina beach.

Santuari de Sant Pere del Bosc

Former Benedictine monastery redesigned in 1898 by Modernist architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, featuring a monument to the Angel and a chapel.