Things To Do
Old Town (Barri Vell)
Wander through Girona’s beautifully preserved medieval quarter. Cobbled streets, stone archways, and colorful buildings lining the river make this area as picturesque as it gets.
Walk the Ancient City Walls (Passeig de la Muralla)
One of the best views in the region. You can climb sections of the walls and enjoy panoramic scenes of the cathedral, the mountains, and the city rooftops.
Girona Cathedral
An architectural icon with the widest Gothic nave in the world — and fans of Game of Thrones will recognize its dramatic staircase.
El Call (the Jewish quarter)
One of Europe’s best-preserved Jewish quarters. Tiny alleyways, small shops, and incredible history around every turn.
Restaurant Normal
by the Rocas brothers, excellent food
SinoFos Restaurant
We go here every year for my birthday. Amazing food & service!
La Fabrica Girona
Wonderful for breakfast or lunch! Good for cyclists!
Espresso Mafia Coffee
Great coffee! Also a cyclist hang out.
Hors Categorie Girona
Do you want to watch the Tour de France on the big screen and eat amazing food? THIS is the place!
Cadaqués
A whitewashed fishing village loved by artists like Salvador Dalí. Gorgeous views, small beaches, and relaxed Mediterranean vibes.
Tossa de Mar
A postcard‑perfect beach town with a medieval fortress rising above the sea. Great for a beach day + a scenic stroll.
Barcelona
Take a day trip to Barcelona and see Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, La Rambla, the Gothic Quarter, and enjoy some amazing tapas!
Arab Baths of Girona (Banys Arabs)
A must‑see while exploring Girona’s Old Town, the Arab Baths are a beautifully preserved 12th‑century Romanesque bathhouse inspired by Islamic hammams. Despite the name, they were actually built by Christian architects who borrowed Moorish design elements, giving the site its iconic look