Free tours in Girona
12 tours in Girona, Spain, in English and other languages
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How large are the typical tour groups? Is there a maximum group size, especially in high season?
The average group size is about 10 people. Sometimes, the size can be larger, but you need to check this in the tour description. Usually, guides try not to make the groups too large for comfortable communication.
Is advance booking required, or can you join without a reservation? Is there any booking fee or deposit?
You must book a place in advance, as the tours are popular, and without it, you simply will not get on the tour. Prepayment is not required, but it is better to reserve a place for yourself in advance.
Are there recommendations for how much to tip the guide?
Tourists usually leave tips at their own discretion, based on their impressions. Most often, it is 5-15 euros.
What should I bring to the tour (water, comfortable shoes, umbrella, etc.)?
We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes, take water, and a light raincoat (if the weather forecast calls for rain). In hot weather, it is useful to have a hat and sunscreen.
What happens if the weather is bad, such as rain or extreme heat? Are tours cancelled, rescheduled, or adapted for the conditions?
In case of rain or heat, the tour is not cancelled, and the guides adapt the route and make more stops in shelters. Only in extreme conditions is it rescheduled.
Immerse yourself in the Beauty of Girona with Free Walking Tours
Girona, one of the most beautiful and most popular cities in Catalonia, is the center of the province of the same name in Catalonia. Today, the population of Girona is more than 97 thousand people. Many buildings in the old part have survived to this day in excellent condition since the Middle Ages. Therefore, to see all the key places in the city, you can order a free walking tour in Girona with a professional guide.
Top Spots to See in Girona
Those who come to Catalonia should visit this amazing city, filled with historic monasteries, fascinating museums, and ancient narrow streets - there is a lot to see in Girona. So we decided to highlight some important sights that are worth seeing.
Girona Cathedral
The majestic cathedral rises above 86 steps from Placa de la Catedral. It is a much older structure than its Baroque facade would suggest. The cathedral was built on the site of an ancient Roman forum - fragments of its foundations have been found dating back to the 5th century. Entrance will cost you 7.50 euros.
Girona Art Museum
The Museu d’Art de Girona is located near the Cathedral in the former Bishop’s Palace, which was built over several centuries - from the 12th to the 16th centuries. The museum’s art gallery amazes with the scale and diversity of its collection. The exhibition includes about 8,500 works of art - from Romanesque frescoes and wood carvings to 20th-century art.
Convent of Sant Domènec
The Convent of Sant Domenec was built between the 13th and 14th centuries and is one of the oldest Gothic buildings in Catalonia. In addition to the convent, the complex also includes a majestic church with cloisters and a chapter house, which stands at the top of a high flight of steps. Part of the monastery complex is now occupied by the University of Girona.
Convent of Sant Daniel in Girona
In a green valley on the outskirts of the city stands the Convent of Sant Daniel, a magnificent example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture. It contains the tomb of the revered saint, created by the sculptor Aloi de Montbray. Also worth seeing are the Romanesque and Gothic cloisters, built between the 12th and 15th centuries. Please note that the convent is only open to the public on Thursdays.
Parque de la Devesa
With an area of 40 hectares, Parque de la Devesa is the largest urban park not only in Girona but in all of Catalonia. It is full of huge old trees, has a beautiful botanical garden, and even a banana grove. The park is full of cool shady areas, paths, and wide alleys, making it an ideal place for walks and picnics during the sweltering heat.
Practical Information: Tour Schedule, Meeting Places, and Booking Details
We offer you Girona walking tours with professional guides in English and Spanish. Our tours last about two hours, which allows you not to spend the whole day but to see many interesting places. If you want to know more about a specific tour, click on its name, and you will find detailed information there. You can also read reviews from people who visited our Girona city tour:
Free Tour in Girona by Girona Free Tour
“It was interesting, full of historical facts, very organized. The guide John Mark was very passionate about his town and very knowledgeable guide.”
Free Walking Tour in Girona by Free Walking Tours Girona
“Our guide was excellent! He expanded knowledge of the history of the place and made it very entertaining.”
The city has a well-developed transport infrastructure. 12 km from Girona there is a large international airport Girona-Costa Brava (GRO). You can also get to Girona from European cities to the railway station, located in the northern part of the municipality, about 1 kilometer southwest of the historic center.
Book a Free Tour in Girona
If you are going to visit Girona, you should think about how you will spend your time in the city. Of course, you can walk around interesting places and understand the map to find them. However, you have access to a free tour in Girona during which your guide will take you to the most significant attractions and tell you the history of each place, which will leave you with only positive impressions and memories.
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