Gastronomic excursions in Girona

Answer: Tours of Girona include many unique attractions, such as the Cathedral with the oldest stained glass window of Catalonia, the ancient monastery of St. Peter, the Arab baths and the narrow streets of the Jewish quarter - one of the best preserved in Europe. Also included in the routes are the Church of St. Fekliste and the sculpture "Lioness of Girona" - a symbol of the city. For those wishing to expand the program, an excursion to Figueres in the Theatre-Museum of Salvador Dali is offered.

Answer: Tours around Girona can last from 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on the route. They usually begin with meetings in the city center or at a specified place. Guides offer a variety of itineraries, including hiking in the old town and themed tours, such as Jewish heritage or gastronomic tours.

Answer: A tour of Girona’s Jewish heritage introduces the history of one of Europe’s most influential Jewish communities, which flourished in the Middle Ages. Participants will be able to see monuments such as the modern synagogue and the Sephardic History Museum, as well as learn about the philosophy of Nachmanid and how Jews lived and worked in the city. The guide, who is a member of the local Jewish community, shares little-known facts and stories.

Answer: Gastronomic tours of Girona offer a tasting of local delicacies such as duck with fruit, rabbit with snails and chicken with shrimp. You can also try sweets, liqueurs and unique hot ice cream. Participants visit local bars and markets to learn about local cuisine and food culture.

Answer: Individual tours of Girona are suitable for those who prefer a personalized approach and want to learn more about the city. Such excursions allow you to flexibly plan the route and include topics of interest, whether history, culture or gastronomy. They are also ideal for travelers looking to avoid larger groups and enjoy a more private experience.