Montserrat Basilica and Museum Ticket with Roundtrip Cable Car
Overview
Escape the city for one of Spain's most breathtaking sacred sites — the mountaintop sanctuary of Montserrat, less than an hour from Barcelona, rising straight out of the Catalan countryside in a range of dramatic rounded peaks. This self-guided visit includes a round-trip ride on the historic Aeri cable car, entry to the revered Basilica of Montserrat & admission to the celebrated Museum of Montserrat — everything you need for an unforgettable day on the holy mountain. Your journey begins aboard the Aeri cable car, gliding silently up the mountainside in just five minutes, the valley falling away beneath you & the monastery growing closer through the windows. At the top, step inside the Basilica of Montserrat to stand before the Holy Image of Our Lady of Montserrat, then wander the Museum of Montserrat & its masterpieces by Caravaggio, El Greco, Picasso and Dalí. Pause on the terraces to take in views that stretch for miles — a perfect blend of spirituality, art and mountain scenery.
What's Included
Round-trip Montserrat cable car ticket
Digital Audio Guide access via Phone
Entry to the Basilica of Montserrat and the Holy Image of Our Lady of Montserrat
Entry Ticket to Museum of Montserrat (MDM) — access permanent art and archaeology collection
Additional Info
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
All-in price €36 per person: €12 Montserrat entry ticket +€15 cable car, €6 audio guide + €3 booking & service fee.
Audio guide is accessible on your own smartphone, we don't provide headset or museum device
Montserrat is a mountain sanctuary, so it's cooler and breezier than Barcelona even in summer — bring a warm layer and comfortable shoes for the uneven ground and steps.
As a living place of worship, the basilica may have services in progress and pilgrims present, and modest dress is appreciated inside.
Cable car isn't suitable for wheelchair users (limited space on board and steps up to the monastery at the top); travellers with reduced mobility should use the rack railway instead.
Photos are welcome around the mountain, terraces and cable car, but photography and filming are not permitted during religious services or near the Holy Image inside the basilica — please be respectful in sacred spaces.