Barcelona · GUIDED TOURS IN GIRONA
The 12 best guided tours in Girona you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of a 12-hour Barcelona day trip to Montserrat, Girona, and Tossa de Mar, with practical advice on timing, value, walking, and guides.
“I truly enjoyed my guided tour with Lucas. He was knowledgeable and thorough in explaining the locations. It was an excellent tour. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wish to explore all three locations with him.”
See Montserrat, Girona, and Tossa de Mar in one long Catalonian day, with guided visits, mountain views, medieval streets, and Mediterranean coves.
“Roger was fantastic! My family and I utterly enjoyed our tour. Roger was a highly informed guide who provided clear and concise information regarding each of our stops. Prior to our trip I researched each place of interest but Roger surly filled in all of the gaps. I would highly recommend booking this tour and do ask for Roger. Happy travels all!”
Spend a full day from Barcelona exploring medieval Girona, Game of Thrones sites, and Salvador Dalí’s remarkable museum in Figueres.
“A good way to see both the historic town of Girona and the Dali museum at Figueres if you are short of time. Girona would be worth a full day trip as there is a lot to see.”
Explore Girona’s medieval Jewish Quarter and Museum of Jewish History with a small-group guide, vivid stories, and expert local context.
“Fantastic and fun tour! Ona was wonderful. Only suggestion, it would be helpful to have a microphone.”
Ride Spain’s high-speed train from Barcelona to Girona for a private tour of medieval streets, Arab Baths, city walls, and filming sites.
“Definitely a highlight on our Barcelona trip! We didn't realize that it would be completely private! ( Just my husband, myself, and our tour guide, Mateo.) He was our favorite guide of all the various activities we did on our Spain trip! He was extremely knowledgeable which we very much appreciate, and his passion for history was very apparent. The bullet train to Girona was as easy as a train ride could be, we arrived in about 35 minutes! Everything we saw was so beautiful and full of history. If you're a Game of Thrones fan, it's definitely a plus as we were about to see multiple filming locations! We…”
Explore Girona’s Cathedral, Arab Baths, Jewish Quarter, Eiffel bridge, basilica, and medieval walls on a three-hour guided walk.
“Wow! We learned so much on this tour. Our guide, Ona, was so knowledgeable! We would have missed so much history if we had not done the tour.”
Explore Girona’s Jewish Quarter, cathedral, bridges, and Onyar views while tasting xuixo pastry and ratafia on a lively 2-hour tour.
“Miguel was our guide for the two hour walking tour of Girona. I have to start by saying Miguel's tour was the highlight of our stay in Barcelona. He was very welcoming when we arrived at the start of the tour and we were surprised to find out we were the only two members of the tour, so it was more like a private walking tour. Miguel started us off on the tour and was a wonderful font of knowledge, He pointed out many little things and talked about their meanings, as well as explained all about the history of Girona. He was even nice enough to point out several…”
Ride Spain’s high-speed train from Barcelona to Girona for medieval walls, El Call, Arab Baths, Eiffel Bridge, and a private guided walk.
“The train trip is great! Our guide Paco was well prepared for every question. He knows the history and knows how to tell it :) litlle advice would be to introduce people in the group to each other, just to became familliar with each other ;)”
Kayak along Playa de Aro’s coves, snorkel with Mediterranean fish, and swim from rocky stops on this friendly two-hour outing.
“Good fun, relaxed people. Snorkeling was great. Guide has great sense of humour. Platja D'aro great to visit after the fun.”
Taste Girona’s Catalan specialties, visit its food market, and explore medieval sights on a four-hour small-group tour capped at 12.
“The iberico ham was amazing! Learning all about the meat and what makes it premium flavour was a highlight. Our guide Sarah was was lovely and told us a lot about the Catalan culture and typical foods in Girona. I would recommend anyone to do this tour as it was also a great way to learn about the city and get your bearings around the stunning streets.”
Tour Girona’s Montilivi Stadium, from the changing rooms to the pitch, with a guide and 360° football experience for $21.
“WORST TOUR EVER!!! I paid for English tour yet I was the only one who spoke English. Tour guide and those attended only spoke Spanish. Didn’t get the best experience because I didn’t learn anything on the tour. DO NOT GO ON THE TOUR IF YOU DO NOT SPEAK SPANISH”
Explore Girona at your own pace with an offline audio tour covering the City Walls, Cathedral, Arab Baths, air-raid shelter, and Sant Feliu.
“Just brilliant. We were able to go at our own pace and take in all the sights along the way. A great alternative to a regular guided tour. Worth every penny 🤗”
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