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Discover Girona's history and charm on a 3-hour small group walking tour for $40. Explore medieval streets, the cathedral, and filming locations with expert guides.
If you’re looking for a rundown of Girona’s historic center, this Small Group Walking Tour offers a rich and engaging exploration of the city’s most iconic sights. Priced at $40 per person and lasting about 3 hours, this tour is designed to fit into a day trip or to serve as an introduction for first-time visitors. With small groups of up to 8 people, it promises a personalized experience, led by knowledgeable guides who bring the city’s stories to life.
The tour departs from two convenient meeting points beside the River Caffe or in the vicinity of Carrer dels Calderers or Carrer d’En Jaume Pons Martí. It ends at Plaça de la Independència, a lively spot perfect for enjoying local foods afterward. Visitors can look forward to stunning views from the ancient city walls, a visit to the famous Girona Cathedral, and insights into the city’s Jewish heritage and medieval architecture. Notably, the guide also points out filming locations from the Game of Thrones series, adding a layer of pop culture to the historic walk.
While the tour offers an excellent overview, it’s worth remembering that entrance fees to attractions are not included**, so additional visits inside sites like the Cathedral or Jewish Museum are optional but require separate tickets. The tour is also tailored for those able to handle steps and slopes, as Girona’s streets feature steep alleyways and uneven paths. Comfortable shoes are a must.

The tour begins with a walk along Girona’s ancient city walls, offering spectacular views over the city and the rivers below. These fortifications date back centuries and provide a unique perspective on Girona’s strategic importance through history. Standing atop the walls, visitors get a sense of the city’s defensive past and medieval layout.
From this vantage point, the guide explains how Girona’s location near the French border led to frequent sieges during the Middle Ages, shaping much of its architecture. The panoramic outlook makes this stop highly visual and memorable.
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The Girona Cathedral is a highlight, featuring the widest unsupported Gothic arch in the world. The guide shares stories about its construction, significance, and architecture, emphasizing its dominance in the city skyline. Visitors have the chance to see the impressive interior from the outside, with options to include a guided inside visit afterward.
The cathedral’s massive nave and medieval façade are both photographic and awe-inspiring. The guide also points out other architectural details, making it a must-see for architecture lovers.

Much of Girona’s appeal lies in its narrow winding streets, especially around the Jewish quarter. This area retains authentic medieval character, with steep alleyways and brightly painted façades overlooking the Onyar River. Visitors will find hidden corners and learn about Girona’s Jewish heritage, which plays a significant role in the city’s history.
The guide shares stories and legends from this neighborhood, making it an engaging journey through Girona’s cultural layers. It’s an ideal area for photography and leisurely strolls.
The tour features a visit to Gustave Eiffel’s bridge, built in 1877. This lightweight bridge spanning the Onyar River became one of the city’s iconic features. The guide explains its engineering significance and adds context to Girona’s industrial history.
Seeing Ferreries Velles Bridge and other bridges, like the Gómez Bridge, adds a scenic element to the walk, especially with the colorful houses lining the riverbanks creating one of Girona’s most emblematic images.
More Great Tours NearbyFans of the series will appreciate the insider knowledge about the locations used in season 6 of Game of Thrones. The guide points out specific spots where scenes were filmed, adding a pop culture dimension to the walking tour. This aspect is especially appealing for those interested in TV tourism or visual storytelling.
The tour’s relaxed pace is highlighted in reviews, with guides like Dylan, Jordi, Anna, and Carol praised for their passion, knowledge, and friendly attitude. The small group format ensures ample opportunity for questions and personalized attention, making the experience more engaging.
Guides are known for their storytelling, often sharing anecdotes and local tips, enriching the walk with historical context and practical advice for dining or further exploration.

The tour starts at beside the River Caffe or in alternative nearby locations. It ends at Plaça de la Independència, a convenient spot for exploring or grabbing lunch afterward. The 3-hour duration fits well into a day, allowing time for additional visits or relaxing meals.
Given Girona’s hilly terrain, the route involves stairs and slopes, which may pose challenges for some visitors. Comfortable shoes are strongly recommended, and the tour is not suited for mobility-impaired or wheelchair users.

While the guided walk covers the exterior highlights, the guide can assist in arranging additional visits inside key sites such as the Cathedral, Arab Baths, or Jewish History Museum. These visits are not included in the standard tour fee but offer deeper insight for those interested.
Post-tour, visitors can choose to explore at their own pace or ask the guide for local restaurant recommendations. Many reviews mention top-notch suggestions that complement the tour experience.
With over 560 reviews and an impressive 4.8-star rating, this Girona walking tour is widely appreciated. Reviewers highlight knowledgeable guides, relaxed pacing, and excellent storytelling as key strengths. Many praise the small group setting for making the experience intimate and engaging.
The value for $40 is clear, especially considering the extensive sights covered and the local insights provided. The tour is especially suitable for history buffs, TV fans, and those who enjoy scenic walks through historic streets.
This tour provides a well-rounded introduction to Girona’s historic center, emphasizing medieval architecture, cultural heritage, and scenic views. Its small group size and friendly guides make it a popular choice among visitors seeking a personalized experience.
It’s important to come prepared with comfortable shoes and an interest in Girona’s history and legends. The optional inside visits add another layer of enjoyment but require separate arrangements.
This tour offers great value, lively storytelling, and a chance to see Girona’s most photogenic spots in just three hours. It’s an excellent choice for anyone wanting to dive into the city’s past and enjoy a leisurely, informative walk.
“Dylan was an excellent guide full of great information. The pace was nice and relaxed with no rush and we were welcomed to ask as many questions as…”
Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
No, the tour involves steps and slopes, making it unsuitable for travelers with mobility impairments or who use a wheelchair.
Can I visit inside the Girona Cathedral during the tour?
The tour focuses on exterior sights, but the guide can help arrange additional visits inside the Cathedral, Arab Baths, or Jewish Museum for separate tickets.
What language is the tour conducted in?
The tour is offered in Spanish and English, with guides like Jordi, Anna, and others providing clear explanations in both languages.
How flexible is the booking and cancellation policy?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can reserve your spot now and pay later to keep your plans flexible.