Girona Jewish Quarter (El Call de Girona) Tours and Tickets
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Girona Jewish Quarter (El Call de Girona)

The Jewish Quarter is a must-see for history buffs and first-time visitors to Girona.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking over uneven surfaces; cobbled streets are still the norm.
Keep in mind that many shops and restaurants in the Call close during the afternoon hours, so plan accordingly.
Day trips from Barcelona can last anywhere from six to 13 hours, depending on the activities chosen.
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There are plenty of ways to experience the Girona Jewish Quarter (El Call de Girona). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
- Girona & Costa Brava Small-Group Tour with Pickup from Barcelona
- Girona & Dali Museum Small Group Tour with Pick-up from Barcelona
- Half-Day Game Of Thrones Walking Tour in Girona with a Guide
- Girona & Costa Brava Private Tour and Hotel Pickup from Barcelona
- From Barcelona: Private Girona and Figueres with Dali Museum Tour
You can explore the Girona Jewish Quarter for free on your own, though some local attractions such as the Museum of Jewish History charge entrance fees. Tours are an affordable way to navigate the Girona Jewish Quarter and start from €35 for a walking tour or €100 for a city tour from Barcelona.
While the streets and homes of the Girona Jewish Quarter are interesting to explore, this area also has several attractions worth visiting. Top attractions in the Jewish Quarter include the Museum of Jewish History, the Girona Art Museum, and the staircases of Pujada de Sant Domènec.
The Girona Jewish Quarter is historically significant because it is one of the best-preserved Jewish Quarters in Europe. A Jewish community lived in this part of Girona for centuries during the Middle Ages, until the Alhambra Decree of 1492 ordered the expulsion of people who practiced the Jewish faith from Spain.
You will encounter several inaccessible areas in the Girona Jewish Quarter. This part of the city is known for a long series of steps that connect streets. Plus, many of the buildings in the area are historical and not designed to accommodate people using wheelchairs.
Yes, each year the Girona Jewish Quarter is one of the main areas in the city to host the Temps de Flors festival. During this May festival, floral displays pop up around Girona. You can see them around homes and streets in the Jewish Quarter, as well as in the courtyard of the Museum of Jewish History.


















































































































