The history browsing is done through a timeline. At each period the user can interact with a 3D model that reconstructs what the monastery was like. The user can also check documentation such as photographs of spaces or images of relevant documents in high resolution such as the contract that the monastery signed in the 16th century with the master builder Bertran de Déu to renovate the old infirmary of the monastery.

In this video game, the user walks through the cloister, experiments with fresco painting technique of the chapel of Sant Miquel, heals a sick nun in the infirmary with medicinal plants from the garden and prepares a medieval dish in the kitchen.

The exhibition offers visitors an immersive experience inside the monastery. The virtual reality room is located in one of the spaces of the refurbished infirmary at the end of the 16th century. Large-format images immerse the user in the garden of the cloister, in the gilding of the chapel, in the atmosphere of the infirmary and the kitchen with all the utensils used to prepare remedies and cook food. The user can also see these three-dimensional spaces with virtual reality glasses in the same room. The exhibition also features a large-format audiovisual (8×3 meters) that explains the power that the abbesses of Pedralbes had in the Middle Ages and during the early days of the modern era, as well as the conflicts between the most powerful lineages of the time to control the monastery and its heritage. The user can also check the project through two touch screens with access to the website.