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Iconic Girona Tour

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What to visit in Girona in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Girona

Girona Old Town

Take a stroll through Girona Old Town with our audio tours narrated by a local guide. Girona is full of interesting details, stunning monuments, and popular filming locations. With the help of our guide, you will not miss any of them.

Plaça Independència

This is the most famous square in the city. It's a cozy 19th-century square that houses restaurants and terraces. Located at its center is the monument commemorating the defenders of the city of Girona created by the sculptor Antoni Parera.

The Houses hanging over the Onyar river

These picturesque and colorful houses are called "Les Cases de l'Onyar" in Spanish. Those are among the most-photographed symbols of the city, especially the famous Casa Masó, the birthplace of famous Catalan architect Rafael Masó i Valentí.

El Cul de la Lleona

This is the famous Lleona de Girona or, in English, the lioness of Girona. While arriving at this spot, you might have seen people kissing the "Cul". This has become a rite of passage for tourists who wish to come to Girona in the future.

The Basilica of Saint Fèlix

The Basilica of Saint Fèlix was Girona's first church and houses stunning works of art dating back to the 4th century, such as the eight pagan and early Christian sarcophagi.

The Eiffel Bridge

Yes, you read it right. This bridge in Girona was designed by famous engineer Gustave Eiffel before he began working on the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It's not the only work of Eiffel in the city as it's explained in our audio tour of the city.

The Arab Baths

Inspired by Northern African and Roman Baths, the Arab Baths dates back to 1194 and are one of the most popular attractions of the city. We recommend visiting the rooftop for a panoramic view of the cathedral.

The Girona Cathedral

Officially known as Cathedral de Santa Maria Girona and located at the heart of the Old Town, this magnificent building dates back to the 11th century, and it's one of the main landmarks of our Girona walking tour.

The Monastery of Saint Pere of Galligants

This lovely Monastery takes its name from the Galligants River that flows through the city. This old Benedictine abbey has been declared a Historical Artistic Monument of National Interest and will be a great addition to your visit.

The Jewish Quarter

This well-curated Jewish district known as "El Call" is the perfect area where you can learn about Girona's vast Jewish history. If you have time, we recommend visiting the nearby museum.