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A day trip to Montserrat from Barcelona is always a wonderful idea. There is so much to do and to see, from visits to the monastery, to hiking, and the mountain offers incredible views.
Only an hour outside of Barcelona it is one of the best day trips. In this video I give you some options of how to get there and a sample itinerary of what to do at Montserrat to help you better plan your trip to from Barcelona, so you can decide for yourself.
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Montserrat Monastery in Catalonia, Spain
Vlog # 25 (Pls watch in HD or 720p) - This is the continuation of our Barcelona trip. Visiting the Montserrat Monastery was one of the reasons why we traveled to Spain. It's been a dream of mine to visit at least one monastery in my lifetime, and I must say, having fulfilled that is something I am very grateful for.
The Montserrat Monastery is also known as the Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey, located near the top of the Montserrat Mountain in Monistrol de Montserrat in Catalonia, Spain. it is part of the Order of St. Benedict and also home to the Virgin of Montserrat and the Basilica of Montserrat.
It was built around the 11th century and monks still reside in the Monastery and hold services. It can be reached via public transportation and private vehicles. We took the train from the Placa Espana station from Barcelona and alighted at the Monistrol station where we took the Cremallera going up to the mountain. There is an option to take the cable car which was the view of the other side of the mountain but it was a shorter ride. We wanted to sit longer on the train and view the surrounding area as the train traverse the side of the mountain before reaching the stop at the Monastery. Another funicular can be taken to further reach the upper part of the mountain where you can see the cave and check out the views at the top.
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Today, we traveled to the Montserrat Mountain Top Monastery located in Catalonia, Spain. I had never heard of the site, but I soon learned that it is extremely significant to Catalans, and Catholic pilgrims that come from far and wide to see the Black Madonna- said to have healing powers. The site is 4055 feet above the valley roads. The first part of the monastery was built as far back as 880 A.D. by Hermit Monks with Roman backing.
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Montserrat is one hour from Barcelona but bit of a hidden gem. Although plenty of tourists visit the monastery, the walking routes are very quiet. This place has a fascinating history with Napoleon and Himmler paying it a visit. Himmler specifically came looking for the holy grail which he believed would give him supernatural powers. It is easy to get here from Barcelona and a perfect day trip. We sleep in our car again and find out that many truck stops have showers to use for a small fee, a great budget travel hack.
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WanderLost Vlog #19: Just an (1) hour train ride outside of Barcelona, Spain is the majestic Santa Maria de Montserrat, a Benedictine monastery, nestled within the Montserrat Mountain Range. Montserrat offers one of the best views of the interior Catalan region. Not only is Montserrat filled with history, cultural, religious significance, and architecture it also houses the Mare de Déu de Montserrat (Black Madonna) and her infant son. Take a cable car or tram to the top of the monastery from a nearby train station. Once there, spend the day exploring, shopping, and eating. For more adventure, hike the Sant Jeroni trail (3 hours round-trip) or Sant Benet (2 hours round-trip) for some exceptional views of the region. Spend the day in awe and leave with memories you'll never forget.
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10 Best Day Trips From Barcelona
Barcelona is a magnificent city that you can get lost in for days, but just outside of it, there are so many other amazing places to visit throughout Catalonia, from stunning coastal destinations along the Costa Brava to medieval towns and ancient cities.
These are our 10 favourite day trips to take from Barcelona.
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La légende fait remonter la fondation de l'abbaye en l'an 880
Un samedi après-midi à la tombée de la nuit, des pâtres virent descendre du ciel une puissante lumière accompagnée d'une belle mélodie.
Le samedi suivant, la vision se répéta. Les quatre samedis suivants le recteur d'Olesa les accompagna et put constater la vision miraculeuse. Selon la légende racontée dans le Virolai de Montserrat, chant de louange à la Vierge de Montserrat, des anges découpèrent le massif de Montserrat avec une scie en or2 (d'où l'étymologie populaire de Montserrat, « Mont-scié » car la silhouette dentée du massif évoque la lame dentée d'une scie) pour abriter la statue de la Vierge et l'abbaye.
Cette légende est à l'origine du symbole héraldique de Montserrat : une scie, tantôt tenue par des anges et tantôt seule, mais toujours au-dessus d'un dessin de rochers stylisés3.
Après avoir pris connaissance de l'événement, l'évêque qui se trouvait à Manresa organisa une montée au Montserrat pendant laquelle fut découverte une grotte où se trouvait une image de la Sainte Vierge. L'évêque proposa alors de la transférer à Manrèse, mais dès qu'ils essayèrent de la mouvoir, elle se fit tant pesante qu'il ne purent la faire bouger. L'homme d'Église interpréta ce fait comme la volonté de la Sainte Vierge de rester en ce lieu et décida de faire construire une chapelle sur le site.
Depuis cette légende dont le récit le plus ancien est un texte daté de 12394, Montserrat est considéré comme un haut lieu du catholicisme tant espagnol que catalan (elle est la patronne de la Catalogne), puisqu'elle est ainsi fêtée le 27 avril. En dehors du monastère et de la Sainte Grotte, le massif compte un bon nombre de petites églises et d'ermitages abandonnés.
La sainte Vierge, appelée familièrement la Moreneta (la noiraude) pour sa couleur sombre, a été taillée en bois à la fin du XIIe siècle; il s'agit d'une Vierge noire comme il y en a en quelques endroits d'Europe.
The legend traces the foundation of the abbey in the year 880
On a Saturday afternoon at nightfall, shepherds saw a powerful light come down from the sky accompanied by a beautiful melody.
The following Saturday, the vision was repeated. The four Saturdays following the rector of Olesa accompanied them and could see the miraculous vision. According to the legend told in the Virolai de Montserrat, a song of praise to the Virgin of Montserrat, angels cut the Montserrat massif with a gold saw2 (hence the popular etymology of Montserrat, Mont-sawed because the silhouette toothed massif evokes the serrated blade of a saw) to house the statue of the Virgin and the abbey.
This legend is at the origin of the heraldic symbol of Montserrat: a saw, sometimes held by angels and sometimes alone, but always above a drawing of stylized rocks3.
After learning of the event, the bishop who was in Manresa organized a climb to the Montserrat during which a cave was discovered where there was an image of the Blessed Virgin. The bishop proposed to transfer her to Manresa, but as soon as they tried to move her, she became so heavy that he could not move her. The man of the Church interpreted this as the will of the Blessed Virgin to stay in this place and decided to build a chapel on the site.
Since this legend whose oldest story is a text dated 12394, Montserrat is considered a hotbed of both Spanish and Catalan Catholicism (it is the patron saint of Catalonia), since it is celebrated on April 27th. Outside the monastery and the Holy Grotto, the massif has a number of small churches and abandoned hermitages.
The Blessed Virgin, familiarly called Moreneta (black) for its dark color, was carved out of wood at the end of the 12th century; it is a black Madonna as there are in some places of Europe.
Spain Travel Guide: Barcelona, Madrid, Montserrat! [4K]
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Montserrat - Best Barcelona Spain Day Trip!
Our second full day in Barcelona took us to one of the most beautiful sights on our trip - Montserrat. We'll show you how to get there and what you'll see. Please let us know what you think down in the comments and thanks for watching!
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Barcelona amaizing Montserrat Abbey
The most amazing Abbey constructed on the top the mountain - Montserrat Monastery.
The Montserrat Monastery is about 50 km from Barcelona, in Catalonia, Spain. The whole surrounding area and also the monastery are beautiful, imposing and somewhat mysterious.
*Montserrat Monastery History*
This Benedictine monastery was built at the base of Monte Serreado, in the middle ages, around the cave where the image of Nuestra Señora de Monte Serreado (La Moreneta), patron saint of Catalonia, had been found (in 880). It was destroyed by French troops in 1811, during the Peninsular War, and rebuilt in 1844.
Already in the middle of the 20th century, Montserrat Monastery became a stronghold of Catalan culture when it was highly suppressed by the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, who did everything to end the nationalism of this Spanish province with great ambitions of independence.
*Montserrat, Barcelona - Things to Do*
The hills and valleys can be the paradise for those who enjoy hiking. There are routes for all tastes and degrees of difficulty for anyone who wants to explore the strangest rock formation in Catalonia.
At the weekend, there are small tents where regional products are sold. Visit also the interior of the Montserrat Monastery and admire the architecture and calm that the place conveys.
There are store in Montserrat to buy souvenirs. If you want to eat, there are two restaurants available and a self service where there are also light meals and where we had coffee and breakfast.
*Barcelona - Montserrat - How to get there by Train*
From Barcelona to Montserrat is very easy by train. At the Plaza de España station (arriving by metro on the green and red lines) there is a train every hour every day of the week, starting at 8:36 p.m. Use the R5 Barcelona-Montserrat-Manresa line.
You have two chances of leaving the train:
Montserrat-Aeri station, if you want to take the cable car up there - 5-minute ride, cabins every 15 (single ticket € 6, roundtrip € 9);
Monistrol station of Montserrat, if you prefer to follow the tram (zip line) - 15 minutes, every 20 minutes (low and medium season single ticket € 5, return ticket € 7.90, high season single ticket € 5.70, round trip € 9 ).
Any of these trips have spectacular views of the valleys and hills. You can also reach the stations by car, which have free parking.
*Montserrat, Barcelona - General Information*
Entrance to Montserrat Monastery: free
Entrance to Monastery museum: € 5.50 (Monday to Friday, 10.00h- 18.45h, Saturdays and Sundays, 9.30h-19.45h)
The Tourist Office is open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (7:00 p.m. July-September).
The Basilica de la Moreneta, next to the monastery, is open every day from 8 am to 10.30 am and from 12.00 a.m. to 6.30 pm (free admission).
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Montserrat Monastery - The sympathetic harmony between nature and humans
The Montserrat Monastery near Barcelona Spain, stands in perfect harmony with its natural surroundings. Situated on a picturesque mountain, the monastery's captivating beauty is apparent when viewed from below.
The origins of Montserrat Monastery can be traced back to around 880, with monks establishing hermitages across the mountain for their spiritual practices. In 1025, it was officially founded as Santa Maria Monastery by Count Oliva. Over time, the site gained fame as pilgrims and tourists flocked to witness the miraculous powers attributed to the Black Madonna, discovered in a cave on the mountain, believed to grant wishes.
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МОНТСЕРРАТ-MONTSERRAT FULL DAY
На этой экскурсии мы вам предлагаем провести целый день в одном из красивейших мест в Каталонии. Мы совершим панорамную экскурсию на автобусе по всей горе Монтсеррат, увидим собор, монастырь, изображение Божьей Девы Марии Монтсерратской и послушаем знаменитый хор мальчиков. Также можете посетить музей, в котором находится 130 шедевров мировой живописи (посещение по желанию), и пещеру, где была найдена реликвия Черной Мадонны. На горе Монтсеррат располагается также заповедник. Любители природы найдут здесь несколько маршрутов, которые позволят им открыть для себя самые красивые места и полюбоваться потрясающими видами на окрестности с высоты 1000 метров. Мы организовываем экскурсии для групп (+25 человек) по этой же цене.
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An unforgettable trip to see one of the most important religious sites in Catalonia. Enjoy all the attractions that nature provides together with a cultural visit. From the foot of the mountain you will board the modern rack train that will rise to a height of 725 meters on a route where you can enjoy a superb view of the mountain and its surroundings. Once at the top of the mountain, you will visit the Basilica of the Virgin of Montserrat, declared patron saint of Catalonia, where you can participate in the prayers and hear Europe's oldest choir. You will get the opportunity to enjoy a 3D audiovisual display that narrates the history of the monastery and monastic life. You can also enjoy a tasting session of 4 different flavours of liqueurs, produced according to ancient recipes created by the monks. After this tasting session, you can take a walk through nature, visit the cave where the image of the Virgin was found, taste and purchase handmade products such as cheese and nuts, among other things. And to complete the visit you will go down the north face of the mountain to admire the rock formations sculpted dramatically by nature.