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A beautifully preserved 12th-century Romanesque bathhouse inspired by Roman and North African designs, the Arab Baths feature an iconic octagonal pool room with slender columns and a central skylight that creates a magical atmosphere.

Religious

Girona's magnificent cathedral boasts the widest Gothic nave in the world at nearly 23 meters, reached by a grand Baroque stairway of 90 steps, and houses a stunning Romanesque cloister, the famous 11th-century Tapestry of Creation, and a remarkable treasury.

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One of the best-preserved medieval Jewish quarters in Europe, Girona's Call Jueu is a labyrinth of narrow stone alleyways and courtyards dating back to the 9th century, home to the Museum of Jewish History which documents the rich legacy of the Catalan Jewish community.

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Girona's most iconic and photographed sight, the colorful houses lining the banks of the Onyar River create a stunning reflection in the water that has drawn comparisons to Florence and Venice, with their vibrant ochre, red, and yellow facades dating back centuries.

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A spectacular walkway atop Girona's ancient Carolingian and medieval city walls, the Passeig de la Muralla stretches across the eastern side of the old town offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Cathedral, the Pyrenees foothills, and the terracotta rooftops below.

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A striking red iron footbridge built in 1877 by Gustave Eiffel's company just before he designed the Eiffel Tower, this bridge spans the Onyar River and offers one of the best vantage points to admire the famous colorful houses reflected in the water below.

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A dramatic medieval stairway in Girona's old quarter that gained worldwide fame as the Braavos market set in Game of Thrones, offering visitors a steep climb through centuries of history with sweeping views over the city's rooftops.

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Girona's elegant City Hall sits on Plaça del Vi, a historic square at the heart of the old town, housed in a building with roots dating back to the 13th century and featuring a striking Baroque facade.

Religious

One of Girona's most iconic landmarks, the Basilica de Sant Feliu blends Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles with its distinctive truncated bell tower, housing ancient Roman and early Christian sarcophagi and the tomb of its patron saint.

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A striking modern public library named after the Girona-born writer and journalist Carles Rahola, offering a contemporary architectural design that contrasts with the medieval old town while serving as a cultural hub for the community.

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A narrow, atmospheric medieval street in Girona's old quarter that served as a filming location for the streets of Braavos in Game of Thrones, preserving its ancient stone walls and intimate passageways that transport visitors back in time.

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A cultural center run by the La Caixa Foundation, CaixaForum Girona is housed in a beautifully restored historic building and hosts rotating exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events covering art, science, and contemporary issues.

Religious

A small 12th-century Romanesque chapel nestled near the monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, the Chapel of St. Nicholas is one of Girona's hidden gems with its simple yet elegant single-nave design and beautifully carved stone portal.

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The birthplace of renowned Noucentisme architect Rafael Masó, Casa Masó is the only house on the Onyar River open to the public, showcasing his distinctive style that blends Catalan tradition with early 20th-century modernist influences.

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A grand Renaissance palace facing the Cathedral steps on Plaça de la Catedral, Casa Pastors served as the residence of royal governors and now houses the Palace of Justice, featuring an impressive 16th-century facade with elegant arched windows.

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Perched on a hilltop north of the old town, the ruins of Montjuïc Castle offer panoramic views over Girona and the surrounding countryside, with origins linked to a medieval watchtower that played a key role in the city's defense throughout the centuries.

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The monumental 90-step Baroque stairway leading to Girona Cathedral became globally recognized as the Great Sept of Baelor in Game of Thrones, where one of the series' most dramatic scenes was filmed, making it one of the city's most photographed spots.

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A beloved medieval stone lioness climbing a column on Carrer Calderers, local legend says kissing her backside guarantees a return to Girona — visitors line up to follow the tradition, making this small Romanesque sculpture one of the city's most charming curiosities.

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A scenic street and archaeological walkway along the old city walls that doubled as the Braavos port market in Game of Thrones, offering visitors a unique blend of ancient Roman and medieval ruins with panoramic views over Girona's rooftops.

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A charming stone bridge crossing the Galligants River near the monastery of Sant Pere, this medieval bridge gained pop-culture fame as a Braavos filming location in Game of Thrones and remains a picturesque spot surrounded by lush greenery.

Shopping

A vibrant local market in Girona where residents and visitors can find fresh produce, regional specialties, and artisan goods, the Mercado del Lleó is a lively gathering place that reflects the culinary traditions of the Catalan region.

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A powerful monument honoring the brave citizens who defended Girona during the Napoleonic sieges of 1808-1809, this sculptural tribute stands as a reminder of the city's fierce resistance and the sacrifice of its people against the French occupation.

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A prominent lion sculpture that has become a symbol of the city, the Lion Monument stands near the bridge of the same name and commemorates Girona's strength and resilience, serving as a popular meeting point for locals.

Museum/Gallery

Housed in the stunning Romanesque monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, this archaeology museum showcases artifacts from prehistoric to medieval times, offering a fascinating journey through Catalonia's past within one of Girona's finest architectural landmarks.

Museum/Gallery

Located in the former Episcopal Palace next to the Cathedral, the Girona Art Museum houses an impressive collection spanning from Romanesque to modern art, including medieval altarpieces, Gothic paintings, and works by prominent Catalan artists.

Museum/Gallery

Set in an 18th-century former Capuchin convent, the Girona History Museum traces the city's evolution from its Roman founding as Gerunda to the present day through interactive exhibits, archaeological finds, and immersive displays across multiple floors.

Museum/Gallery

A unique museum dedicated to the history of cinema and visual entertainment, housing the remarkable Tomàs Mallol collection of over 30,000 objects including magic lanterns, early cameras, and pre-cinema devices that chart the fascinating evolution of moving images.

Museum/Gallery

A magnificent 17th-century Baroque building that served as Girona's main hospital for over three centuries, the Old Hospital of Saint Catherine now functions as a cultural and administrative center, featuring a grand cloister and an impressive facade on Plaça de l'Hospital.

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The largest urban park in Catalonia, Parc de la Devesa is a beloved green oasis with towering plane trees over 50 meters high, offering shaded walking paths, a popular weekly market, and a peaceful retreat just steps from the historic center.

Parks & Gardens

A spacious modern park on the southern edge of Girona, Parc del Migdia offers expansive green spaces, playgrounds, sports facilities, and scenic walking trails with views of the surrounding hills, making it a favorite spot for families and joggers.

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The grand open square at the foot of the Cathedral's monumental Baroque stairway, Plaça de la Catedral is one of Girona's most impressive public spaces, surrounded by historic buildings including Casa Pastors and offering a stunning perspective of the Cathedral facade above.

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A lively neoclassical square lined with arched porticoes and bustling terrace cafes, Plaça de la Independència is Girona's social hub, named in honor of the city's resistance during the Napoleonic sieges and anchored by a central monument to the defenders.

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A pedestrian bridge crossing the Onyar River near the Basilica de Sant Feliu, the Pont d'en Gómez offers lovely views of the colorful riverside houses and connects the old quarter with the newer commercial district on the western bank.

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One of the oldest bridges in Girona with origins tracing back to the Roman era, the Pont de Pedra is a sturdy stone bridge spanning the Onyar River that has been rebuilt multiple times over the centuries and remains a vital crossing point between the old and new town.

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A graceful pedestrian bridge near the Basilica de Sant Feliu that crosses the Onyar River, offering a quieter and more intimate perspective of the old town's riverside facades and easy access to the northern part of the historic quarter.

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Girona's main promenade and social artery, the Rambla de la Llibertat is a tree-lined boulevard with elegant arcaded buildings dating from the 19th century, buzzing with flower stalls, cafes, and Saturday morning markets alongside the Onyar River.

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The exquisite Romanesque cloister of the 12th-century Benedictine monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, which served as a filming location for King's Landing in Game of Thrones, features beautifully carved double columns with intricate biblical and mythological scenes on the capitals.

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The imposing ruins of a large medieval defense tower at the highest point of Girona's old city walls, Torre Gironella was a key fortification that played a heroic role during the Napoleonic sieges and now rewards visitors with some of the best panoramic views in the city.