Jewish Girona and City Walls Tour
About this tour
In Girona's old town we find the Jewish Quarter, a must-see if you're spending a few days in the city. The Jewish quarter is part of Girona's identity along with its other monuments. Its charming medieval alleys will stay in your memory forever.
Interest points
The Museum of Jewish History
The Jewish Quarter
The City Walls
Participants
Max people
Our tours are small groups, no more than 15 people. If you are a larger group, please get in touch with us and we can adapt to your needs.Minimum number of people
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Includes
- Local guide
- Entrance to the Museum of Jewish History.
Does not include
- Guide tip, if you consider it appropriate.
Recommendations
- It is recommended to arrive about 10 minutes before the scheduled start time so we can begin punctually.
- A bottle of water to stay hydrated during the walk.
- Check the weather forecast.
- Wear comfortable clothes and footwear appropriate for the season.
Additional information
- Pets are not allowed.
- Not accessible for people with reduced mobility.
From €250 per group
Ticket price
From €250 per group
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Meeting point
Address
Plaça de Catalunya, 12, 17004 Girona
How to get to the meeting point
The meeting point is at Plaça de Catalunya, next to the ice cream shop "La Gioconda". It is a two-minute walk from the Town Hall. It is right next to the Tourist Office. If you come by train or bus, it's about a 15-minute walk heading toward the river. If you come by car, you can park in Plaça Catalunya in a paid parking lot. If you want free parking, you'll need to go a bit further to Devesa Park.

The Museum of Jewish History
A unique place located above the last synagogue that was active before the expulsion of the Jews from Spain.



