Top Girona Art & Culture

Journey back in time as you discover the charming medieval villages and stunning countryside outside Barcelona on this convenient day trip. Explore the charming hamlet of Besalú, including its medieval synagogue and Jewish baths. Then continue on to the village of Rupit, to discover its baroque Church of Sant Miquel and the castle ruins. Finish the day in the area around Tavertet, including a stop to admire the sandstone cliffs.

Experience Girona’s history and culture on this small-group walking tour. After meeting up with your guide at the Plaça de Sant Feliu, spend a few hours exploring this Catalonian city’s esplanades, old walls, bridges, and landmarks. Admire the history of the Jewish Quarter and marvel at Roman artifacts, winding streets, and an impressive artistic heritage while learning about the city from your guide.

This self-guided audio walking tour of Girona takes you through all of Girona's Game of Thrones filming locations — from the cathedral steps where Jaime Lannister rode to confront the High Sparrow, to the monastery that became the Citadel and the narrow streets where Arya fled the Waif. But this isn't just a filming locations checklist. Between stops, you'll hear the legends that made Girona worthy of Westeros — a witch turned to stone on the cathedral, a medieval plague quarantine inspiring a pastry and an 800-year-old tradition of kissing a lioness for luck. You can also put your GOT knowledge to the test with a quiz. At the end of tour, you will definitely know a lot more than Jon Snow! No fixed start time, no group to keep up with. Take a break to enter historical monuments and or pause to capture photos exactly like in the series. Over 1000 travellers have experienced this tour, and if it's not for you, it comes with a full refund guarantee.

Visit the Jewish neighborhood of Girona, a historic home for a local Jewish community that has roots here from the time of the Roman Empire. During the medieval times, around 1000 people lived in this community, the largest Jewish neighborhood in Spain. Wander the cobbled streets and see where Nahmanides the philosopher once lived, and visit the places where three synagogues once were before the 1492 expulsion.

The Tomàs Mallol Cinema-Collection Museum is a permanent, non-profit institution, open to the public as a space for scientific, cultural and recreational participation of citizens, and at the service of society and its development. Its origin is found in the acquisition of the Tomás Mallol Collection of cinematographic and pre-cinematographic objects by the City of Girona on January 28, 1994. Its mission is to favor the understanding and knowledge of the history of the moving image and of the cinema through the conservation, investigation, interpretation and exhibition of various collections, whose objects explain how the images were represented before the cinema and what was the technical process that led to the invention of the cinematograph in 1895.

The historic city of Girona has some of Spain’s best-preserved medieval architecture, but many of the city’s winding streets and narrow alleys are closed to vehicle traffic. Join a local guide for a walking tour of Girona that winds through the Jewish Quarter and Old City; you’ll discover some of Girona’s most magnificent highlights, find hidden squares, and learn about thousands of years of local history.

Discover Girona and the Costa Brava with our self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Catalonia's most captivating region at your own pace. Climb the monumental 86 steps to Girona's magnificent cathedral — home to the widest Gothic nave in the world — wander the Jewish Quarter of El Call with its 12th-century stone alleys, and cross the iconic Eiffel-designed iron bridge over the Onyar River's colorful houses. Explore Dalí's surrealist universe at the Theatre-Museum in Figueres and his seaside home at Port Lligat in Cadaqués. Beyond the city, discover perfectly preserved medieval villages like Peratallada and Besalú carved from golden stone, swim in turquoise coves framed by cliffs along the ancient Camí de Ronda coastal path, walk through 2,500-year-old Greek and Roman ruins overlooking the sea at Empúries, explore the volcanic landscapes of La Garrotxa blanketed in beech forests, and taste the culinary tradition that produced El Bulli and continues to redefine Mediterranean cuisine.

Discover the highlights of Girona on a friendly small-group walking tour led by a friendly, experienced guide. Stroll through the medieval Old Town, explore historic landmarks including the Cathedral, Jewish Quarter, Arab Baths, and Eiffel Bridge, and uncover fascinating stories, local legends, and Game of Thrones filming locations along the way. With a relaxed pace, a welcoming atmosphere, and plenty of opportunities for photos and questions, this experience is perfect for travellers who want to discover the authentic charm, history, and culture of Girona in a more personal and memorable way.

Explore the life and creativity of Salvador Dalí on this full-day tour to the Spanish artist’s hometown of Figueres and other highlights of the Costa Brava. Visit the spectacular Theatre-Museum Dalí showcasing his drawings, paintings and jewels, and stroll around the bay of Port Lligat, where Dalí lived later in life. You’ll also visit the surreal landscape of Creus Cape Natural Park.

Come discover this exciting tour, with breathtaking views. On this tour we will take an ancient mountain path through which we will climb from 0 meters altitude to 500 meters. An authentic and visually spectacular experience to discover the Costa Brava in a different way Unpaved 4x4 open mountain tracks, surrounded by nature Enjoy stunning views of the Costa Brava, where sea and mountains merge Visit the Sanctuary of St. Grau, one of the most iconic places in the area You will stop at the ruins of the ancient hermitage of Mare de Déu de Gràcia You will discover the megalithic area of Cadet with dolmens of more than 3000 years

Girona served as the backdrop to some of the most dramatic scenes in "Game of Thrones", but knowing where to find the filming sites alone can be tough. Much of the city’s Old Town was transformed into the streets and landmarks of King’s Landing and Braavos, two fictional towns from the HBO hit series. Learn about key filming sites and hear insider gossip about the show from a guide. You’ll also discover some of Girona’s striking landmarks including the Cathedral of Santa Maria.

Precios y tipos de tickets: General - Adultos (Incluye entrada a la exposición + 1 episodio de experiencia de Realidad Virtual) Redicida - Niños de 5 a 12 años, mayores de 65 años y personas con discapacidad (Incluye entrada a la exposición + 1 episodio de experiencia de Realidad Virtual) Maxi - Incluye entrada a la exposición + 5 episodios de Realidad Virtual, un regalo del Ice Cube Challenge, y el cuento en audio «Cuando los pingüinos miran al cielo» Familiar - Entrada para 2 adultos + 2 niños (Incluye entrada a la exposición + 1 episodio de experiencia de Realidad Virtual por persona) Bebes - Niños hasta 5 años - entrada Gratuita.

Discover Besalú, one of the best preserved medieval villages in Catalonia, on a small group tour accompanied by a local guide. An experience that combines history, Jewish culture and gastronomy in a unique setting. We will start by crossing the iconic 12th century Romanesque bridge, one of the most impressive symbols of the region. We will continue to enter the old Jewish quarter, where you will learn about its history, its cultural legacy and its importance in the Middle Ages. We will continue to tour the historic center of Besalu, among cobblestone streets, charming squares and perfectly preserved medieval architecture. During the tour you will enjoy a tasting of handmade sausages of the Garrotxa, accompanied by the traditional ratafía. To finish the experience, we will stop at a viewpoint with panoramic views of the bridge, before closing the tour with a glass of DO Empordà wine at a local winery.

Tossa is a true open-air museum. Its prehistoric remains give way to Roman Turissa, medieval Tursa, and a modern Tossa that first became a refuge for artists and intellectuals and later a generous host to tourists and visitors. We will walk along a wall with more than eight centuries of history. The fortified enclosure of the Vila Vella is the emblem of the town. It preserves almost the entirety of its original perimeter, with crenellated walls. We will discover the old smuggling routes, the coastal paths known as *Caminos de Ronda*. We will take a stroll through the old fishermen’s quarter, Sa Roqueta, with its humble, whitewashed houses typical of the Mediterranean. Today it is a commercial area, full of small shops tucked away in its narrow streets. After this guided visit, if you are interested in gastronomy, try *cim i tomba*, Tossa’s most traditional seafood dish. Enjoy the beach or do some shopping during the free time we will have before returning to Girona.

Discover the magical city of Girona at your own pace with this guided tour. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore emblematic attractions such as the Stone Bridge, Sant Felliu Square, Call or Rambla de la Llibertat. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 2h self-guided tour with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Journey back in time to medieval Spain on this full-day tour to several of Costa Brava’s most charming villages. See a historic lighthouse in Llafranc, walk a coastal trail to the hillside cottages of Calella de Palafrugell and admire Begur’s imposing castle. In the inland towns of Pals and Peratallada, sample local cuisine and wander down cobblestone streets while learning about the area’s fascinating history from your guide. Numbers are limited to 7 for a more personalized small-group experience.

This is part of one of the world’s largest digital travel guide platforms, used by millions. Travelers can create custom itineraries or let AI build them instantly, based on location, time, and interests. Explore Girona's lesser-known soul: underground chapels, secret courtyards, symbols hidden in plain sight, and food stories passed down for generations. Ideal for curious minds and independent travelers.

Spend a day exploring two traditional Spanish Jewish communities and learn about Jewish history on this full-day tour. Join a small group and see the Jewish sights of Girona including “the Call” quarter and the area’s medieval history. Then, head to the medieval town of Besalu to walk through the Jewish Quarter and see the 12th-century Miqve.

Discover Costa Brava fishing traditions with admission to the SOLÉS Anchovy Factory-Museum in L'Escala. Prebooking ensures you won’t need to wait in line upon arrival, leaving more time to explore the small museum using a provided audio guide full of interesting historical facts. Following your museum visit, head to the open-air terrace for an included tasting of SOLÉS anchovy products.

With this pass (combined tickets "GIRONA EPISCOPAL"), travellers will be able to see three great monuments in the city of Girona, valid for 48 hours from the first validation. The Girona Art Museum houses the most important art collection of the Bishopric and the province of Girona, which draws an itinerary through unique works of Catalan art. The Girona Cathedral has one of the largest Gothic naves in the world The best example of Catalan Gothic can be found in the Basilica of Sant Felix IMPORTANT: you should always start with the Girona Art Museum. OPENING HOURS: 1. Museu Art Girona: Working days: 10 am - 6 pm. Sundays and holidays: 10 am - 2 pm. Closed: Monday (except public holidays), 25 and 26 December, 1 and 6 January 2. Basilica of Sant Feliu Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sundays and public holidays: 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. 3. Girona Cathedral Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays and public holidays: 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Immerse yourself in the work of surrealist painter Salvador Dalí on this tour. Travel with your guide and small group in an air-conditioned minivan to significant places in Dalí’s life. Visit the Theatre-Museum Dalí with skip-the-line access, the village of Cadaqués, and the bay of Port Lligat, where there is a second Dalí museum in the artist’s former home.

Discover Catalonia’s landscape, history, and cuisine on a full-day tour from Girona to Cap de Creus National Park, the village of Cadaqués, and the mountain monastery of Saint Pere de Rodes, exploring each destination with a local guide. Following a tour of the Benedictine monastery, you’ll also visit a local shop of olive oil and locally-produced wines. This 10-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at Girona hotels, and it’s the perfect way to experience the very best of Catalonia.

Visitors to Girona enjoy a vibrant, historic city, but it's easy to caught up with urban adventuring, and miss some of the lovely towns and villages nearby. Broaden your horizons on northeastern Catalonia with this daylong tour around the Cap de Creus. Start with breakfast at the Cap de Creus Lighthouse, visit Portlligat, and enjoy a guided tour of a Cadaqués, a fishing village. Arts enthusiasts should add the Dalí House-Museum option to the itinerary.

What if I told you that most travelers never really see Girona? They walk through its medieval streets, take a few photos by the river, and move on, unaware of the stories carved into the stones and the secrets hidden behind its ancient walls. Without a local guide, it’s easy to miss the quiet magic that makes Girona unforgettable, the traces of Roman, Jewish, and medieval life that still shape the city today. Exploring alone means you might see Girona’s beauty, but not truly feel its history. That’s why this Girona Walking Tour exists. Your guide tailors the experience to what fascinates you most, leading you through the city’s most iconic landmarks and the hidden corners only locals know. It’s the difference between visiting Girona and actually discovering it.