This is a Romanesque-style church that was built on the site of a former mosque (El Segrià - Spain). It was consecrated for worship in 1186 as the centre of the parish of Sant Martí. It is a single-nave temple covered by a pointed plain vault, with three supporting arches in the nave and a double apse. During its history, the church has known several different uses: it has housed magnificent academic events as part of the Estudi General, endured sieges and local wars and has also served as a military barracks and as the province's prison.

Prooemium
This exhibition includes some of the most emblematic works that form part of the Diocesan collection. It also includes treasures from Lleida’s Cathedral, including the Fatimid rock crystal chess set from Àger, altar frontals, Romanesque and Gothic sculptures, magnificent work in gold and silver, and spectacular Baroque-style paintings and sculptures. All of these exhibits will delight visitors with their splendour and offer a fascinating visual journey through the finest artistic productions of the Lands of Lleida.