Best places: Sights & Landmarks in Girona, Spain

Three brothers run this chic bistro known for inventive variations on traditional Catalan recipes.

👍👍 Lovely & Professional tour provided by Quim. I signed up for a tour on the Christmas Day and loved that Quim is so dedicated and passionate about what he is doing. Silly me thought the tour will be conducted in English and it turned out to be a Spanish tour, but I’ve decided to tagged along, throug...

Venerable 9th-century city walls with walkways, towers & scenic vantage points of the area.

Roman Catholic church in Romanesque & Gothic styles, with a record breaking 22m-wide Gothic nave.

Cinema history artifacts from 1800s to 1970, with movie cameras, photos & Chinese shadow theater.

👍👍 Inspiring spiritual place! It is so beautiful and full of history. Also a great place to remember the games of thrones

😠 I don't know why people say this is a beautiful place worth visiting! This is just a metal bridge (for pedestrians), nothing more than that. Even though it was made by the guy who built the Eiffel Tower in Paris; guess because of that.

Medieval church & monastery now home to an archeological museum showcasing historic relics.

Large church with a mix of romanesque, gothic & baroque architecture & several sarcophagi.

City green space with trees, sports fields, picnic facilities & a twice-a-week street market.

Indoor/outdoor market with many stands selling fruits, vegetables, meats & local specialties.

Historical palace-turned-museum with a collection ranging from Romanesque art to current-day pieces.

Museum with Jewish history exhibits ranging from the religion's origin to culture, plus a gift shop.

👍👍 Super sweet, the personnel! Thank you for the long and valuable explanation of all that Girona can offer. Recommended!

Self-guided tours are offered at these preserved public baths built in the Romanesque style in 1194.

👍👍 Really nice park along the wall with a large seating area and ruins. If you come early the park is empty and really magnificent. There is also a staircase going up to the wall in the park.

Founded in the 11th century, this monastery with lush surrounds features guided tours & old artwork.

👍👍 We have done the tour with “fina”, she is a professional and the tour is very well organized and explained, we have loved it and it lasted two and a half hours but you have a great time, historically it is very interesting and she tells you anecdotes, curiosities and legends that make history come...