Photos of the Santa Cova Walk at Montserrat. Photographs of Statues, Views, the Shrine and Nature at Santa Cove in Montserrat Monastery in Catalonia, Spain
Covid-19 update
According to the latest official Covid measures in Catalonia, there are no more mobility restrictions within Catalonia since 26 April 2021, which means travelling between Montserrat and Barcelona is allowed. We recommend you visit our Barcelona latest Covid updates page for the latest Covid-related updates in Barcelona.
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For many visitors to Montserrat, a visit to the Santa Cova shrine is the priority of the trip. For a full understanding of the history of Santa Cova and what it means to religious pilgrims, see our Guide to Santa Cova at Montserrat.
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Book tickets for your half day tour to Montserrat from Barcelona with return journey
There are two organized tours that save you the time and trouble of organizing your own trip to Montserrat. They include return journey from Barcelona to Montserrat in an air conditioned bus. You can choose either a half day morning tour or half day afternoon tour.
Morning Tour
Click here to book your tickets online for the Montserrat Morning guided tour leaving from Barcelona