Barri Vell captivates visitors with its labyrinth of medieval cobblestone streets and imposing stone walls. Gothic architecture dominates the skyline, crowned by the cathedral's dramatic 90-step staircase. History comes alive through Roman ruins, 12th-century Arab Baths, and one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish quarters. This pedestrian-only area invites exploration of hidden courtyards and picturesque viewpoints. Traditional Catalan taverns serve regional specialities in atmospheric medieval buildings. Museums showcase local art and Jewish heritage while ancient walls provide elevated walking paths with stunning city views.
Perched high above Girona, Montjuïc captivates visitors with its medieval stone walls and towers dating back centuries. The neighborhood's crown jewel is the 14th-century Gothic cathedral, rising dramatically above cobblestone streets and ancient archways. From terraced gardens, travellers can enjoy breathtaking views of terracotta rooftops and the winding Onyar River below. The area preserves authentic Catalan heritage through its honey-colored limestone architecture and cultural traditions. Artisan craft shops offer local pottery and textiles between traditional taverns serving regional specialities. Despite steep pathways challenging mobility, the reward is a peaceful journey through Girona's rich history.
Eixample offers a glimpse into Girona's modern evolution with elegant modernist facades and tree-lined avenues. Wide boulevards showcase early 20th-century Catalan architecture, while Art Nouveau details adorn residential buildings where local families have lived for generations. Contemporary plazas punctuate the area above spacious streets filled with authentic Catalan daily life. Spend your days exploring the pedestrian-only zones and discovering local artisan shops. Traditional taverns serve authentic Catalan specialities like botifarra throughout the district. From Girona Station, you can easily venture beyond this walkable area to nearby Lake Banyoles and Park de la Devesa.
Sant Narcís offers travellers a glimpse into authentic Catalan life away from Girona's tourist crowds. This charming residential district features distinctive Art Deco buildings and tree-lined avenues. The peaceful central plaza provides a green oasis perfect for relaxation. Locals gather at family-run bars serving traditional dishes like botifarra and pa amb tomàquet. The area maintains a genuine community atmosphere with morning markets and evening paseos. Wide pavements and regular bus service make exploring this quiet area and reaching Girona's historic centre easy.
Step into medieval Catalonia in Old Town Girona, where narrow cobblestone streets wind through one of Spain's most intact historical centers. The ancient Jewish Quarter reveals hidden courtyards while colourful houses line the Onyar River. Gothic Girona Cathedral towers over the landscape as medieval walls embrace the city. Wander through vehicle-free plazas where Catalan identity thrives in local cuisine and traditions. The Arab Baths and city museums showcase the area's rich heritage. Cross the iconic Eiffel Bridge for picturesque views of this walkable area where history comes alive around every corner.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Girona
Girona Cathedral
9.2/10 (788 reviews)
Marvel at Girona Cathedral's immense Gothic nave, the widest in the world at 23 metres. Climb the grand Baroque staircase for a closer look at its architectural blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles.
Walls of Girona
9.4/10 (97 reviews)
Walk atop Europe's longest Carolingian walls for panoramic views of Girona's terracotta rooftops and distant mountains. The free self-guided tour takes you through medieval towers and lush gardens.
Girona Museum of Art
9.2/10 (23 reviews)
Housed in the historic Episcopal Palace, the Girona Art Museum showcases Catalan art from Romanesque to modern periods. Enjoy panoramic city views while exploring medieval masterpieces.
Girona Golf Course
7.4/10 (6 reviews)
Designed by F.W. Hawtree, Golf Girona offers a strategic par-72 course nestled against the Las Gavarres mountains. Reserve morning tee times for the most serene experience on its pristine Penncross grass fairways.
Serres de Pals Golf Course
6.0/10 (2 reviews)
Redesigned in 2023, this 9-hole golf course showcases the natural beauty of Costa Brava with views of rice fields and vineyards. Reserve morning tee times for optimal play conditions and cooler temperatures.
Jewish History Museum
9.4/10 (37 reviews)
You can study the exhibits at Jewish History Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your holiday in Girona. While in this walkable area, you can savour the lively bars.
Montilivi Stadium
Catch an event at Montilivi Stadium during your trip to Girona.
City History Museum
9.0/10 (2 reviews)
You can study the exhibits at City History Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Girona. While in this walkable area, you can savour the lively bars.
"Room was a good size but terrible view of the inner part of the building.
Staff on arrival were not helpful we were rushed and the girl had no time for us when asking questions."
"For us it was just as a short stopover on our way to our destination but we were very happy with the hotel. Rooms were clean and spacious. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Didn’t really use the amenities. We will definitely stay there again."
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You can grab a holiday package to this popular destination on Expedia. But how much your holiday to Girona costs will depend on your hotel choice, season and length of stay.
What are the cheapest months to go to Girona?
You can typically find lower prices and better availability in December, January and February. Take a look at our cheap Girona holiday packages and you could score some great off-season discounts.
How many days is enough for Girona?
We recommend planning a Girona holiday for at least 2 days. This will give you enough time to tick off key attractions such as El Call and Castle of Montjuic, and also check out neighbourhoods like Eixample and Old Town Girona. You might even be able to fit in a day trip or two beyond Girona.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Girona?
Whether you'd like to explore top attractions such as Walls of Girona and Lake Banyoles on your Girona holiday, or coming for its excellent views, history and walking trails, there's something for everyone here. With so many things to do, you'll soon find out why so many travellers think Girona is a good holiday destination.
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Use Expedia's filters to find some terrific Girona package deals. When you begin your search, just set your maximum budget and then order the results by "Price: low to high." If you're looking to save, plan your escape for midweek, or search for Girona package deals in the off-peak season. Play around with your travel dates and you may score even bigger discounts. As a rule of thumb, it's typically best to book your holiday package as soon as possible.
Is it cheaper to book a Girona holiday as a package?
An Expedia holiday package could save you hundreds of dollars when compared to arranging accommodation and flights separately. Better still, you can customise your Girona escape to match your exact needs. Pick your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a car rental. Check out our great deals to see how much you can save.
When to book a holiday package to Girona?
Land incredible bargains by reserving your flights ahead of time with Expedia. If being spontaneous is more your thing, snap up one of our last-minute deals for a spur-of-the-moment Girona getaway.
How to plan a trip to Girona?
Choose your travel dates: The things you plan to do in Girona and your preferred season can help you decide when to get away.
Set a budget: Factor in expenses like transportation, flights and meals when working out how much to save for your trip to Girona. Then, pick a hotel that fits your budget, whether that's an economical stay or a more upscale retreat.
Determine how many days away: Start by compiling a list of the activities and attractions you want to experience in Girona. Then, estimate how long you'll need at each, including any travel time.
Combine your airfare and accommodation: Once you've nailed down your travel dates and duration, lock in the right Girona holiday package for you.