The Museu de Viladecans presents an exhibition delving into the 1930s in the town. The journey begins with the proclamation of the Second Republic in April 1931, a period of profound social and educational changes also marked by political conflicts, the Revolution, and the outbreak of the Civil War. The exhibition documents life in Viladecans during these years, covering daily life, the role of women, the mobilization of 491 residents, the 1938 bombings, and the arrival of refugees.
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Check the guided tour program for a deeper immersion into the historical events.
The venue
Museu de Viladecans
Not a static display, not a dead archive. Bourgeois memory at Ca n'Amat.
Housed in the historic Ca n'Amat building, the museum traces local evolution through 19th-century noble rooms, restored wine presses, and immersive audiovisuals.
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