Best Things To Do in Girona, Spain

Tourist Attractions in Girona

Here is the list of things to do in Girona and tourist attractions in city.

1. Girona Cathedral

   4.6 (2525 Votes)
   

   Church, Religious Site, Tower, Architecture

   Known for its splendid architecture, the Gerona Cathedral has the widest Gothic nave in the world. The construction of the Cathedral began in the year 1312. Since then, it has undergone a few renovations. Due to this, the cathedral design is a mix of Romanesque style, Gothic style and baroque style. A must see within the church premises is the tapestry of the Creation and the bell tower.

2. Passeig De La Muralla

   

   View Point, Walking Area, Historical Site

   The beautiful and ancient city of Girona is full of historical marvels. One such marvel is the Passeig de la Muralla. Built between 9th and 15th centuries, these medieval walls surround a big part of the Girona Historic centre. Accessible from quite a few points, visitors can climb up and walk on the walls. It provides spectacular views of the city.

3. Sant Pere De Rodes

   4.6 (842 Votes)
   

   Art And Culture, Park, Architecture , Monastery

   A beautiful and majestic building, Sant Pere de Rodes is a 10th century Benedictine monastery which overlooks the Cap de Creus Natural Park. Situated on the mountain of Verdera, 250 metres above sea level, the monastery was declared a cultural site of national interest in the year 1930. The complex is one of the best examples of Romanesque architecture in Girona. Guided tours of ...Read more

4. Patronat Call De Girona Museum Of Jewish History

   

   Museum, History Museum, Educational Site, Historical Site

   Patronat Call de Girona or the Board of Jewish Quarter’s Museum of Jewish History is an interesting and informative display centre. The main aim of the Museum is to preserve and reflect the history of the Jewish communities of Catalonia. Spread across 11 galleries, the museum exhibitions are divided into- Community Life, Festivals and Traditions, The Life Cycle, the Jewries, Cultural Heri...Read more

5. Jewish Quarter

   4.4 (2371 Votes)
   

   Art And Culture, Historical Site, Architecture , Neighborhoods

   Located within the Forca Vella (a first century BC acropolis), the Jewish Quarter or Call is one of Girona’s most symbolic areas. A labyrinth of narrow streets and patios form the neighbourhood. An evidence of the importance of the Jewish culture in Girona, the area has still maintained its medieval atmosphere and is one of the best preserved Jewish quarters in the world.

6. Cinema Museum

   4.5 (2048 Votes)
   

   Educational Site, Historical Site, Specialty Museum

   A private museum, the Cinema Museum in Girona is one of the few museums in the world that offer a journey across the 500 years of the history of moving images. On display are artefacts, objects and information relating to the origins of film and how it developed into the form we know today. While visiting, do check out the projector used by the Lumiere brothers for their first public projection.

7. Arab Baths

   4.3 (2070 Votes)
   

   Water Body, Historical Site

   Dating back to the 12th century, the Arab Baths is a singular Romanesque construction inspired by Medieval Moslem baths. Having a surreal atmosphere, a must see within the building is the cupola covering the central pool. It is supported by ornately decorated columns.

8. Esglesia De Sant Feliu

   4.5 (599 Votes)
   

   Religious Site, Castle, Tower, Architecture

   The Esglesia de Sant Feliu acted as Girona's first cathedral until the 10th century. It is one of the most representative Gothic buildings in the city. A stunning piece of architecture is the slender bell tower which was constructed sometime during the 14th to 16th centuries. The cathedral is so huge and magnificent; no one will judge you if you think it’s a castle! Many people have been ...Read more

9. Parc De La Devesa

   

   Park, Picnic Spot

   Spread across an area of 40 hectares, La Devesa Park or Parc de la Devesa is one of the largest parks in Catalonia. Fondly called the green lungs of the city, most of the park is populated by around 2,600 trees. The centre of the park has open play and picnic areas. The beautiful park hosts a weekly street market on every Tuesday and Thursday. In late October, the Fair attractions of San Narcis...Read more

10. El Cul De La Leona

    3.9 (922 Votes)
    

    Historical Site, Statue

    How will you react if someone asks you to kiss their ass for good luck?! Well, the statue of Leona in Girona asks you to do just that! People kiss the statue’s derriere which is said to bring good luck to the kisser. It is an ancient ritual, origins of which are unknown. The statue is a Gothic sculpture and dates back to the 12th century. A couplet goes like, “he does not love Giron...Read more

11. Playa De Aiguablava

    

    Beach, Water Body, Leisure, Snorkeling

    Situated around an hour’s drive from Girona, Playa de Aiguablava is a small, secluded beach with turquoise blue waters and a pristine white shore. It offers ample scope for snorkelling and swimming.

12. La Vinyeta

    4.8 (544 Votes)
    

    Winery, Vineyard

    If you are a wine lover, you have to visit La Vinyeta. Guided tours let you walk across the vineyards and give you detailed descriptions on how wines are made at La Vinyeta. At the end of the tour, sip on some heavenly wine and buy some for your loved ones back home.

13. Archaeology Museum Of Catalunya-ullastret

    

    Museum, Monastery , Archaeological Site , Specialty Museum

    Located within the beautiful and huge monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, the Archaeology Museum of Catalunya-Ullastret has on display archaeological materials found in the excavations and sites in the various counties of Girona. The displays pertain to humans and human settlement and evolution and are divided into the Palaeolithic Period, the Neolithic Period, the Metal Age, the colonisation...Read more

14. Casa Maso

    4.5 (623 Votes)
    

    River, Architecture , Heritage Building

    The Onyar River has some interesting buildings on its banks. One such building is the Casa Maso. Rafael Maso was one of the most renowned Catalan architects of the early twentieth century. La Casa Maso is the birthplace of Rafael Maso and is one of the most important works of architecture. It is the only open public house situated on the banks of Onyar. The house has been preserved with the dec...Read more

15. El Celler De Can Roca

    4.7 (15 Votes)
    

    El Celler de Can Roca is a unique restaurant located in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. This is a family-owned place run by three brothers. It has been twice ranked as the best restaurant in the world and it stands true to that honor. Contemporary space is designed tastefully and the ambiance is cozy and comfortable. They usually serve traditional Catalan cuisine with a tasty twist of creativity. The...Read more

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