Open Doors at Sant Muç Hermitage in Rubí

The Sant Muç hermitage opens its doors on Sunday, September 6th, to showcase its history, paintings, and a new statue.

Exterior view of the Sant Muç hermitage, a historic stone building with a bell tower, under a blue sky.
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Exterior view of the Sant Muç hermitage, a historic stone building with a bell tower, under a blue sky.

The Sant Muç hermitage in Rubí will hold free open door days on Sunday, September 6th, offering visitors the chance to learn about its history and notable features.

The Sant Muç hermitage, one of the most emblematic sites in the Rubí area, will open its doors on Sunday, September 6th. The event, organized by the Centre d’Estudis Rubinencs and the Parish of Sant Pere de Rubí, will take place between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
Visitors can enjoy a guided tour led by volunteers from the Study Centre, who will accompany them through every corner of the hermitage. Architectural and artistic highlights will be showcased, including 18th-century paintings and the recently installed statue of the saint. Additionally, a collection of votive offerings and historical panels about the hermitage will be displayed in the dedicated room.
As a souvenir of this day, attendees will receive a brochure detailing the hermitage's history, encouraging further exploration of its past. Admission to the event is free.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Rubí (10/08/2026)