Girona Monumental Tour
About this tour
Over these three and a half hours, your guide walks you inside the monuments that best sum up Girona and tells the story of each one on the spot. It is a route led by someone who knows this old Roman and medieval city inside out, and who clearly enjoys sharing it.
Interest points
Sant Pere de Galligants Monastery
The Medieval Walls
The Arab Baths
The Cathedral
The Jewish Quarter
Participants
Maximum number of people
Our tours run in small groups of no more than 15 people. If yours is larger, get in touch and we will work something out.Minimum number of people
Minimum group size: 6 people per tour.Private Tour
This tour can also be booked for private groups. Use the contact form to request a private tour.Customize your tour
If you have ideas on how we could make this tour a better fit for you and your group, just get in touch. We will do what we can to adapt it.
Includes
- Local guide with years of experience.
- Entrance to the Cathedral.
- Entrance to the Basilica of Sant Feliu.
- Entrance to the Arab Baths.
Does not include
- Entrance to the Monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants.
- Tip for the guide, if you wish.
Recommendations
- Arrive about 10 minutes before the start time so we can set off on schedule.
- Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated along the way.
- Check the weather forecast.
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suited to the season.
Additional information
- No pets allowed.
- Not accessible for people with reduced mobility.
From €295 per group
Ticket price
From €295 per group
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Meeting point
Address
Plaça de Catalunya, 12, 17004 Girona
How to reach the meeting point:
We meet at Plaça de Catalunya, beside the La Gioconda ice-cream shop. It is a two-minute walk from the Town Hall, right next to the Tourist Office. From the train or bus station, it is about 15 minutes on foot towards the river. If you drive, there is paid parking on Plaça Catalunya; for free parking, head to La Devesa Park.

Sant Pere de Galligants Monastery
This Benedictine monastery is the finest piece of Romanesque in the city. It now houses the Archaeological Museum of Catalonia and is listed as a Cultural Heritage Site.






