Extended visit to Girona Medieval and Jewish quarters with a local guide expert in history. This tour lasts about 3 hours because you will have guided visits to the main monuments of the city (entrance fees included). Girona is over 2000 years old and has lots of history reflected in its Medieval Quarter. With many Roman artefacts and artistic heritage preserved, the town is a delight for a walking tour. Afterwards you will continue to view the impressive old Jewish Quarter, with its narrow streets. The tour starts in our meeting point (Plaça Sant Feliu). Not pick up service included.

Immerse yourself in Jewish history during this 7-hour private tour of Girona and Besalu. Both are traditional Spanish Jewish communities that have a long history and rich culture. In Girona, wander the Jewish quarter of ‘the Call’ one of the most well preserved of Europe and learn about the important area’s medieval history, including Nahmanides, one of the greatest Kabbalah scholars. The Museum of Jewish History is a stop not to be missed, you will have a guided visit there. Enter the small city of Besalú via the famous medieval bridge and wander through the medieval and Jewish quarter. Have an exclusive guided visit to the Jewish quarter of this important city in middle ages before being returned back to your hotel.

The best and most pleasant way to discover both the history of Girona and its gastronomy, helped by a local guide. The visit includes a walk through the entire monumental area of the city, the guide will explain from the outside all its main monuments, the Basilica of Sant Feliu, the Cathedral, the Arab Baths, "el Cul de la Lleona", the Barrio Jew, the Walls, the Ramblas, the Bridges over the Onyar River... More than 2000 years of history that will be covered in a couple of hours and then enjoy a tasting of local products such as sausages, cheeses, our favorite desserts. All accompanied by our DO Empordà wine or one of our beers. An experience they will not forget!

In order to defend itself from enemies and foreign invasions already from the 1st century bC, the city was equipped with a wall that, after 4 expansions, many attacks and thousands of years, is still on its feet. Do you dare to discover it with us? What will we do? The city walls were built to offer additional protection to its inhabitants. From Roman to Modern times, the walls have been modified and improved according to the needs of the time. However, as time went by, the walls have lost their defensive role and, as happened with the city walls of Girona, they have acquired a more symbolic and historical function. In this tour, we will walk along the remaining segments of the walls, discovering their history, the gardens that are part of them and the battles they endured. What we will see: Gardens of the Walls – City Walls – Caserna dels Alemanys – Gardens of the Alemanys – Passeig de la Muralla – Gardens of John Lennon – Walls of Sant Pere – Sant Pere de Galligants.

Discover the enchanting city of Girona on a private 3-hour walking tour that unveils its rich history and stunning architecture. Stroll through the historic Old Town, where Roman, medieval, and Jewish influences converge. Led by a knowledgeable guide, you'll visit iconic landmarks and hidden gems while enjoying picturesque views along the Onyar River. This tour is perfect for first-time visitors, history buffs, and photography lovers seeking a comprehensive introduction to Girona's unique charm. - Private 3-hour walking tour of Girona's Old Town - Expert guide shares insights into the city's Roman and medieval heritage - Explore famous landmarks and secret spots at a leisurely pace - Ideal for history enthusiasts, first-time visitors, and photographers alike

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.