Sant Cugat Museum

The Sant Cugat Museum’s central goal was to regulate the protection and dispersal of the notable, imaginative and social legacy of Sant Cugat del Valles. It is a piece of the Barcelona Provincial Council Local Museum Network and has two focuses: the Sant Cugat Monastery and Casa Aymat in addition to two different structures, the Celler Modernista and the Chapel of Sant Domenec. In the two zones there are spaces held for transitory presentations identified with craftsmanship, history and nearby and general legacy. Furthermore, the Museum attempts to recuperate the legacy and memory of the town, occasionally arranging strolls that assistance individuals find neighborhood history and heritage.It was worked between the ninth and fourteenth century and is the Museum's home office. Notwithstanding the visit to the order and church, there are additionally rooms situated around the group that have been museumized into a translation community for medieval cloisters. The lasting presentation clarifies religious community engineering, how the Romanesque capitals were cut, what the ascetic code of The Rule of Saint Benedict expressed, and how the Sant Cugat Monastery developed from its establishing in the ninth century to secularization in 1835 under the Ecclesiastical Confiscations of Mendizabal.