Holiday cottages in Rubí

What can you do in Rubí and its Holiday cottages?

All over the territory of Rubí you will find a good example of its historical heritage. Walking through its streets you will be able to see many modernist buildings that were built between 1910 and 1925. Another very important building is the church of Sant Pere, which dates from the year 986 and was built over a small temple Visigothic We also recommend that you visit the Fundació Museu Vallhonrat, where you can see collectibles from past eras.

Visit the castle of Rubí

One of the most important historical buildings in Rubí is its castle. It is in very good condition and the remains of an ancient Iberian village have been found very close to its location. Over time its functions varied. Its beginnings date back to the year 986 when it was built as a fortress. During the 15th century it lost its military function and became a stately residence. Later, between the 16th and 17th centuries, it was transformed into a farmhouse. Between the 19th and 20th centuries, the castle passed through different families and underwent a process of degradation that ended when it was acquired in 1983 by the Rubí City Council, which reformed it to give it a cultural use. Currently, it is the seat of the Municipal Museum.

Discover the Cooperative Cellar

The Rubí Cooperative Winery was built between 1920 and 1921 by the architect Cèsar Martinell. It has a markedly modernist style and stands out for its spaciousness and brightness. In 1958, the winery had a wine production capacity of 27,000 hl. However, little by little it reduced production until in 1989 it closed its doors definitively. Today, the building is restored and can be visited as a wine museum.