Suria attractions

With a ticket to the Montserrat cable car, you can ascend or descend the mountain quickly and effortlessly, taking in the scenery along the way. At the summit, you can visit historical attractions, like the Benedictine Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey with its Our Lady statue. You'll also have exceptional views in all directions of the rugged Catalonian countryside.

This self-guided tour will give you the opportunity to explore the main attractions of Montserrat. You’ll receive return tickets for the train from Barcelona as well as the rack railway to whisk you up the mountain in just five minutes. Once you’ve reached the summit, you’ll have access to monuments like the Sanctuary of the Virgin Mary of Montserrat and the Benedictine monastery, home to the iconic Black Madonna statue. Your tour will also include admission to the National Museum of Montserrat, an audio-visual space and a liqueur tasting. At the museum, you can view an impressive collection of art, with works by masters like Caravaggio, El Greco, Dalí, Monet and Picasso as well as ancient archaeology.

During your visit to Codorníu, you’ll learn about the history of cava and how bottles of it are made. You’ll take a train through the underground cellars and see the architectural designs of Josep Puig I Cadafalch. At the conclusion of your tour, you will have the opportunity to taste two premium cavas and visit the Codorníu shop.

A horseback ride along the national park will take you through the Catalan countryside with breathtaking views of Montserrat. It offers an original and entertaining way to explore the landscape, as you move through open fields and quieter corners of the park. Along the way you will enjoy a sense of freedom and tranquillity while taking in spectacular sights of the mountain. Experienced guides will lead the route, which is suitable for everyone. You will learn how to communicate with your horse and cover the basics of grooming and saddling. There will be time to practise riding skills under guidance. The horses are very docile and well trained, and the team are experts in natural dressage and western riding. You’ll find horses for adults and ponies for the little ones, so families can take part together.

This visit to Montserrat will give you insight into the famous spiritual haven near Barcelona. You'll be able to visit the 10th-century Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey, home to a community of Benedictine monks. Highlights include the Black Madonna statue and celebrated artworks by El Greco, Caravaggio, Picasso, and Dali. You'll also be able to learn about the area and its history with a film entitled "Montserrat Behind Closed Doors".

This self-guided audio tour will help you discover Montserrat Abbey in an immersive way. You'll be guided via an app as you explore the pilgrimage site of religious and cultural significance. You'll hear stories from the abbey's past and take in awe-inspiring views of the surrounding mountains. You'll also have the chance to see the enigmatic La Moreneta, aka the Black Madonna.

On this guided tour of Sabadell, you’ll explore the city through a mix of mystery, local legends and light-hearted humour. As you move through the streets, you'll hear about the town’s curious origins and a string of unexpected stories and anecdotes that bring its past to life. Along the way, you’ll visit charming squares, historic churches, lively markets and peaceful gardens that each hold their own secrets. The guide will share unique facts and surprising links—such as Sabadell’s unexpected connection to supermodels—while keeping the pace lively and suitable for all audiences. The experience is designed to be dynamic and entertaining, offering a different perspective on the city and its hidden stories.

The Pantano de La Llosa del Cavall lies in a peaceful valley framed by imposing rocky conglomerate formations and exuberant Pre‑Pyrenean vegetation. Its clear, turquoise water makes a calm, transparent sheet with no strong currents and banks always close by, creating a relaxed setting that is well suited to family tourism. In this environment bathing, fishing and other water activities are allowed. Kayak k.1 runs activities here throughout the year and provides a professional guide service specialised in aquatic activities for individuals and groups. Your sports technicians will supply the equipment and give a simple introduction to the basics so you can enjoy a safe, pleasant experience on the water. As you move across the reservoir, you will take in the rocky outcrops and the surrounding plant life, and you may choose to swim, fish or take part in other permitted water activities under the guidance of the team.

At this specialised museum in Catalonia and Spain you will encounter almost 1,500 items made up of period printed publications and original artworks. The collection offers a dual perspective: you can study the original drawings close up and then compare them with the printed comics to spot subtle differences between the artist’s pen and the final reproduced page. As you move through the displays, clear headers will guide you through the origin and evolution of the comic medium, its different stages, formats and intended audiences. You will learn about well-known creators as well as those who received less attention, and see the various currents that shaped the art form. Until 27 August you can visit the temporary exhibition Fantastic 4 of the comics, which presents the careers and works of four notable cartoonists — Guillem Cifré, Alfons Figueras, Àngel Puigmiquel and Martz‑Schmidt. Also on show until 26 November is Superman, 85 years of cartoons, presented as a memory and tribute to that character.

You will take an adventure on a Via Ferrata that features Europe’s longest Tibetan Bridge. The bridge stretches 70 metres and is set in a position that creates a sensation of height of 300 metres, so the route combines a strong sense of exposure with the unique structure of a Tibetan-style hanging bridge. The experience includes navigating the Via Ferrata route and the bridge itself, where you will encounter the particular balance and perspective that such a height produces. Along the way you will explore the line of the route and the bridge’s length, and feel the distinctive sensation of being suspended high above the ground as you move through the course.

This medium–expert via ferrata (difficulty K3/K4) sits in the Natural Park of Montserrat, close to the Restaurant of the Vinya Nova. The route will ask for athletic movement: you’ll perform intentional steps, navigate collapses and tackle vertical sections set at high altitude. The final section will lead to an impressive chimney feature that provides a dramatic finish to the climb. As you move through the route, you will gain exposure to wide, open rock faces and high-elevation positions. Along the way, you will enjoy breathtaking views of the Canal de les Dames, which are visible from several vantage points on the ferrata. The experience will suit climbers comfortable with demanding terrain and a mix of technical and sustained effort.

This experience brings live music to an outdoor patio where you’ll meet new people and sample typical Spanish cuisine with a unique twist. The setting will be relaxed and social, so you can enjoy the music while chatting with others at nearby tables or simply soaking up the atmosphere. The outdoor patio will let you listen to live performers in an open-air environment. Along the way you’ll taste a range of Spanish dishes that stay true to tradition but are presented with a creative touch. The food will offer familiar flavours you recognise as Spanish, alongside small surprises that give each dish a distinct character. While you won’t follow a strict itinerary, you’ll have time to savour the food, enjoy the live music and connect with fellow guests, making this a casual, convivial way to experience Spanish cuisine in a lively outdoor setting.

On Montserrat’s 360 route you will tour the mountain’s most enchanting corners and get close to its unique landscape. As you move along the path, you will see its impressive walls rising above you, pass through areas of deep vegetation and encounter the island’s characteristic wildlife, including wild goats. The route brings you into parts of Montserrat that often stay out of sight from the main viewpoints. The route is described as easy in level, while still requiring a moderate amount of effort as you explore. Along the way you will explore hidden folds of the mountain and gain a sense of its varied terrain and natural features. This experience is designed to let you delve into the deeper corners of Montserrat and appreciate the quieter, more rugged side of the mountain.

The ascent to Sant Jeroni on Montserrat leads to the mountain's highest point, where you will enjoy incomparable views. The route is varied and complete, moving through wooded stretches and open ridges. Along the way you will reach 360-degree viewpoints that give broad perspectives across the landscape. As you move through the area you will pass hermitages and encounter the local wildlife, including wild goats. The experience combines moments of forest, sweeping panoramas and quiet historic sites, offering a full sense of Montserrat's character. The route shows different sides of the mountain as you climb toward Sant Jeroni.

In Sant Cugat you will rediscover a forgotten past through Stories & Legends of Sant Cugat, a free walking tour presented in a new, unique format. As you move through the town, the guide will share a selection of the most shocking local tales. The experience is built around stories that surprised and intrigued residents for generations. Along the way you will hear curious connections and unanswered questions that local legend preserves. For example, you will learn about the odd link posed between Marilyn Monroe and the father of the sardanas, and the tale of a rooster from a weather vane tied to a murder on Christmas Eve. These are some of the legends Sant Cugat hides, and you will be invited to consider their mysteries and the town’s hidden corners as the narratives unfold.