Tour del Monastero di Montserrat e della Sagrada Familia con degustazione di liquori
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- Tour di un giorno di due siti religiosi da Barcellona
- Visita il monastero di 1.000 anni fa e il museo
- Assaggia liquori prodotti localmente
- Visita la Sagrada Familia, patrimonio dell'UNESCO
- Impara su storia, arte e architettura
- Tariffe d'ingresso incluse
Da US$ 72.72
Garanzia prezzo più bassoPotrai ammirare i dipinti che vanno dal XIII al XVIII secolo, tra cui opere di El Greco, Caravaggio e Berruguete. Il tour del monastero di Montserrat include anche una degustazione di liquori, come molti monasteri dei paesi europei, Monserrat produceva un caratteristico liquore alle erbe. Dopo il tempo trascorso al monastero di Montserrat, inizia il viaggio di ritorno a Barcellona, dove avrai tempo libero per il pranzo.
Dopo pranzo, ci si incontra per visitare la Basilica della Sagrada Familia, la magnifica cattedrale che Antoni Gaudí ha progettato con una caratteristica miscela di stile gotico e Art Nouveau. Potrai esplorare l'esterno e l'interno della cattedrale, patrimonio dell'UNESCO, e imparare a conoscere il simbolismo che si intreccia nel design dell'edificio. Questo tour di un giorno si conclude con il rientro al punto di partenza in Plaza Catalunya.
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Recensioni di un viaggiatore di Viator
Montserrat Monastery was beautiful. Great architecture, along with the murals, stained glass, and all that goes into these old cathedrals. The mountain views and walking paths provided an opportunity to appreciate the area and Monastery from multiple sites. We ended up passing on the Sagrada part of the tour.
This is a great combo. Monserrat was amazing. It had snowed the night before so the roads were difficult to deal with but the bus driver knew what he was doing and performed perfectly. The views are outstanding. Then the tour at Sagrada Familia was great. cut the line was key. Tour guide was excellent and knowledgeable. But it was a bi-lingual tour so it took twice as long as it needed to be. Also if people took the option to go up to the tower the rest of the group basically waited. They showed us some other stuff that was less interesting during this time but went over it again briefly for the others when they returned from the tower. I would recommend that they do the tower after the tour was done so if people wanted more free time they could have it or if they were done they could leave while the tower portion took place.
The trip to Montserrat was fine. Guide was nice and knowledgeable. However, having to wait over 2 hours between drop off back at Catalunya and then taking a metro to Sagrada was inconvenient. In addition, the Sagrada tour was given in both Spanish and English which meant one needed to stand through both explanations to get through the tour. The tour should be in only one language.
The trip up to Montserrat was lovely. I would do this leg of the trip solo and not include it with La Sagrada Familia. We were up very early to drive up to Montserrat, which took about 1 hour. We arrived sometime around 7:45am-8:00am. The bus left to return at 11:45am so it really want a full day there at all. Only about 4 hours. The tour guide took us around and did a good job but we had no time to do any of the walks. Truth be told, it was too cold regardless. But if going during a warmer season, you may want this option. Then the tour of La Sagrada Familia didnt begin until 3:00pm, in which we had to provide our own transportation to get there and just meet the guide at the site. The tour was in Spanish and English, which meant that the tour guide had to say everything twice. So the time that he was touring in Spanish, we just stood around and waited. You are much better off buying tickets for an audio tour on your own. Definitely not worth it. They should have the tours in all languages but they should not be done at the same time. Very disappointing.
A wonderful surprise! Couldn't appreciate the early morning departure until seeing the sunrise atop Montserrat. Breathtaking views, very comfortable ride with knowledgeable and energetic guide. Sagrata Familia in it's vastness and age still contrast the traditional european cathedrals with modern art and architecture. A well run tour with private listening devises that allows everyone to hear the history even in the large crowds.