The medieval monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, in Cap de Creus, has managed to revive one of its greatest lost treasures: its 12th-century marble portal. Through the Eyes of History, an audiovisual project, the monument has recreated the original composition of this Romanesque gem, accompanied by an immersive experience that transports the visitor directly to the feudal era.

In Saint Peter of Rhodes Almost everything exudes mystery. The monastery rises like a colossus among the rugged mountains of Cap de Creus, with the sea at its feet and the howling of the tramontana wind. Next to it is the village of Santa Cruz de Ruedaswhich was hastily abandoned sometime in the 15th or 16th centuries. The marble portal of the monastery, which was a great medieval spiritual and pilgrimage center, disappeared. And the author, the Master of Cabestany, It is surrounded by enigmas. The exhibition Saint Peter of Rhodes and the Master of Cabestany. The creation of a myth, The exhibition, on view at the MNAC until June 29, answers some questions, but above all, it's a journey through a fascinating history.