Monestir de Sant Cugat

The monastic complex, founded in the 9th century, is one of the greatest exponents of the medieval art of Catalonia and symbol of the city. The cloister is considered a jewel of the Romanesque sculpture, one of the most important in the South of Europe and one of the best preserved. It stands out for the structure and decoration of its 144 capitals.

Events, banquets, and conferences for up to 300 people can be made in this space of great beauty. The church is a privileged place to clearly see the transition from Romanesque to Gothic. Wrapped in the medieval atmosphere of the place, it offers different environments such as the garden, the four galleries and the chapter house.