Does a ticket to Montserrat Mountain include 8 free city rides?
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1) I have heard that a ticket to Montserrat Mountain includes 8 free city rides. Is it so?
2) Are there any activities that runs only on a specific day? E.g. the magic fountain?
Best Answer
As far as I know: No.
There are two combined tickets on sale:
- Trans Montserrat: 26,60. This includes transportation from anywhere in Zone 1 to Montserrat using the Metro, FGC train and the rack railway, outward and back.
- Tot Montserrat: 42,65. Transportation as per Trans Montserrat, but with unlimited travel on the local funiculars in Montserrat, access to te Museum and a Lunch.
But no free 8 city rides...
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Is Montserrat monastery free?
You can walk around the Monastery and visit the Basilica for free. You can also view the Black Madonna with no charge. Although there are donation boxes in the basilica if you want to make cash donations to the Monastery. However, there are some attractions in Montserrat with entrance fees.How long is train from Barcelona to Montserrat?
From Pla\xe7a Espanya in Barcelona, take the R5 line to Monistrol de Montserrat. The journey by train takes approximately one hour and five minutes and costs \u20ac5.75 one way (\u20ac11.50 round trip).How do I get from Barcelona to Montserrat?
A: You can take the train going to Montserrat from Barcelona. The journey time would take about 1 hour. You will ride two trains. One, starting from Barcelona Pla\xe7a Espa\xf1a station then ride a Cremallera Rack Railway at Monistrol de Montserrat station going up the Monsterrat Mountain.How long does it take from Barcelona to Montserrat?
How long does the journey to Montserrat take from Barcelona? It takes roughly 1.5 hours to go from Pla\xe7a d'Espanya in Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery, depending on how busy the cable car is. Usually, the rack railway takes 1.5 hours.How to get to Montserrat Mountain | Daytrip from Barcelona
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