Sights in Girona

Laid out almost entirely in stone, Girona offers spectacular views of porticoed squares and steep alleyways. Its most emblematic sight, however, are the Houses on the Onyar --the river flowing through the city--, painted in bright colors against the impressing background images of Sant Feliu and... Read More

The Eiffel Bridge was constructed where four rivers meet. Girona has got eleven bridges. The most famous is the one that was constructed by Gustave Eiffel just before the construction of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Cross the Onyar and go to a commercial street. Read More

The Monastery Sant Pere de Galligants is an ancient Benedictine Monastery. It is a Romanesque jewel from the XIII Century. Read More

Starting from the Stone Bridge, the Rambla de la Llibertat is the main pathway in the old city, and also the busiest of Girona. Lined with cafes and shops, arcades reminiscent of medieval times. It extends through the Carrer Argenteria, much closer, leading to the bridge of Sant Agustí. Read More

El Barri Vell is one of the city’s most symbolic areas. Many of its streets are pedestrian areas which allow one to have a pleasant and peaceful shopping trip. In this area the more traditional shops stand along side the more cosmopolitan ones. Read More

One of the city’s great attractions is, without a doubt, its shops. Girona offers a variety of competitively priced shops which are able to satisfy all tastes and wishes. Read More