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Sant Pau del Camp is one of Barcelona's oldest surviving churches, tucked away in the Raval neighborhood. Dating to the 10th century, it is the city's best example of Romanesque architecture, featuring a miniature cloister with trilobed arches.
The name "Sant Pau del Camp" (Saint Paul of the Countryside) reflects its origins as a rural monastery outside the old city walls. The current structure dates primarily to the 12th century, with the oldest elements traced to around 911 AD.