Discover Montserrat

Are you planning to visit Catalonia? Shuttle2Sun offers comfortable and low-cost transfers from Barcelona airport to your hotel or apartment in the city of Barcelona, Costa Dorada and Costa Brava. Moreover, in this article we recommend you to make a 1-day visit to the Montserrat massif during your summer holidays, an essential place if you visit Catalonia, which can be reached in less than two hours from Barcelona, Salou or Tarragona, for example. 

Montserrat offers the best part of nature together with a cultural visit, being a mountain that also represents many legends that have been transmitted verbally and in writing.

Once there, you can see the basilica of the Virgin of Montserrat, the patron saint of Catalonia. You can also listen to choral concerts, take part in prayers and observe the Gothic church.

Another peculiar site is Santa Cova, where the image of the Virgin of Montserrat was found and from where, according to legend, an attempt was made to transport the Virgin to Manresa and she proved that she wanted to stay there, as the further away she was taken, the heavier she got, so a chapel was built for her.

Finally, we also recommend you to visit the peak of Sant Jeroni, from where you can enjoy incredible views, and the Museum of Montserrat, where you will find works by great artists such as Dalí, Picasso, El Greco, etc.

Still haven’t bought your airport transfer to Barcelona city, Costa Dorada or Costa Brava? Book your transfer now and make the most of your holiday by visiting Montserrat, one of the most magical and charming places in Catalonia.

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