Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Cete

A Benedictine monastery existed here already in the 9th/10th century. The construction of the church, that meanwhile is a parish church, started end of the 11th century, but got remodeled and enlarged in the 13th and 14th century, so that todays church is late Romanesque/early Gothic in style. Unfortunately the church was locked and I could not enter and see the cloister next to it.

The former hermitage is located in a small village near Cete. It was a place of pilgrimage once, so not surprisingly the pulpit is outside under the nathex. The structure is dated late 14th century, but it the style is still Romanesque, despite the slightly pointed archivolts.

The former hermitage is located in a small village near Cete. It was a place of pilgrimage once, so not surprisingly the pulpit is outside under the nathex. The structure is dated late 14th century, but it the style is still Romanesque.