Museu del Monestir de Sant Cugat
The Monastery Museum serves as a knowledge and cultural dissemination center for the former Monastery of Sant Cugat, a powerful Benedictine center with a thousand years of monastic life. The museum is located in the cloister, the most outstanding space of the complex due to the imposing Romanesque sculpture of its capitals and the self-portrait of the sculptor Arnau Cadell, author of a large part of the complex. It houses the permanent exhibition "Prayer, work and power", which explains the history and architecture of the monastery, and offers a wide range of cultural proposals and activities.
Access preferences
- 3D models (Virtual Content)
Capitals of the cloister of Sant Cugat
- Accessibility Declaration (Web accessibility)
This statement was prepared and revised on September 20, 2024.
- Braille and tactile images (Braille)
Visitor's guide with large print, braille and raised images
- Catalan Sign Language videos (Sign language)
Videos of the Museum's areas, in LSC and audio description:
- Online visit (Virtual Content)
Virtual Walk through the Sant Cugat Cooperative Winery
- Tactile, auditory, sound, olfactory approaches (Multisensory Experiences)
Through the La Mirada Tàctil Program we explore the communicative potential of the rooms of the Monastery Museum with multisensory actions to make them accessible to everyone. Using both new technologies and analog resources, the actions carried out, in addition to guaranteeing access to groups with disabilities, enrich the visit of all users by promoting more personal and emotional experiences and experiences of heritage.
Contact info
Museu del Monestir de Sant Cugat,
Monestir de Sant Cugat del Vallès,
08173 Sant Cugat, Spain.
936759951
museu@santcugat.cat
https://museu.santcugat.cat/