The Guide drives you up to Monserrat and explains all about the place. He gives a short tour then gives you a suggested itinerary to follow in a 2 hour period. He then makes a meeting place and you have 2 hours to explore in your own timing. There are many things to see and do at Monserrat so you can choose what you want to do and see. The Guide then does a walking tour of Barcelona old town before dropping you off at Sagrada Familia where you have 1 hour to see the church. He meets you at a meeting place after that and then takes you to a few other places.

I think it would be okay but you should call the company. Good luck.

The earlier the better. Can avoid long queues and waiting time. Easier to park and use travel agency. I used Viator and was very satisfied.

We had a prepaid admission with audio so not sure how much anything else would be. Great place to visit but super long lines if you don’t have prepaid admission.

When you look at the tour description, it should state how long the tour will be. Our tour I was 8 hours, please keep in mind - depends on the each spot how many tourists are there, I would suggest communicate with the tour agency when you expect/ hope to get back to the hotel and other group members would agree for your schedule. There is the a section you can put your request in when you book the tour. I am not sure if the tour agency company will pick up from the port.

As Bill as commented. You can pretty much set a whole day aside for this tour. Well worth it, Marco was a great guide.

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I agree, but would definitely check in with the tour company in advance.

I don't recommend taking the tour with your baby. It's a long day, you are in a van with a total of maybe 10 people, and your baby is not going to be happy with the duration of the trip. That is going to make the other guests unhappy unless they are your immediate family members, who may be more understanding.