No, photography and video are strictly prohibited in the catacombs for respect and preservation reasons. You'll be asked to put your camera/phone away in your bag before entering. However, photography is allowed in the cloisters, library, courtyards, and main church. Respect the signs and guide's instructions.

The guided tour lasts approximately 45-60 minutes. Tours start when a group forms (usually every 15-20 minutes). Arriving early is highly recommended as group sizes are limited. The tour includes: main courtyard, library (quick viewing), choir room, cloister courtyard, catacombs (15-20 minutes), and main church. Tours in English are available but less frequent than Spanish - ask at entrance for next English tour time.

Yes, but with caveats. The catacombs display real human bones arranged in patterns, which may be disturbing for young children (under 8). The tour is educational and not scary, but parents should use discretion. Older children (10+) may find the subject matter interesting from a historical perspective. Tours are quiet and require attention, so may not be ideal for very young kids who can't stand still. The courtyards and main church are family-friendly.