Casau’s strategic location on a small peak above Vielha, at an altitude of 1,003 metres, grants it privileged views towards Montcorbison and Naut Aran.
Its church, dedicated to Sant Andrèu, is a fine example of the confluence of several architectural styles. Its notable features include one of the latest of the valley’s church towers, dating from the 18th century, as well as a magnificent collection of sculptures.
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GLÈISA DE SANT ANDRÈU
The church of Sant Andrèu de Casau is a typical example of one of the key characteristics of the Val d’Aran’s ecclesiastical architecture:...
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