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Girona & Figueres Day Tour from Barcelona

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Visit Girona’s old town (where some important scenes in Game of Thrones were filmed), its famous cathedral and the well-preserved Jewish Quarter. Afterwards, get to know Dalí at the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres. Enjoy a personalised guided tour in a small and friendly group, with hotel pick up.

Duration: 11 hours

Available in

French,
English,
Spanish,
German

Mariusz was a wonderful, knowledgable and experienced tour guide! Our half day tour of Barcelona provided us a great overview of the city and it was a perfect introduction on our first day. On another day we had the opportunity to go to Figueres and visit the Dali museum and to walk the streets of the nearby town of Girona. I highly recommend both tours, and especially with Mariusz!

Reviewed by PurpleBear / TripAdvisor

Highlights

Discover the rich history of Girona
Visit the best-preserved Jewish quarter in Europe
See the impressive Girona Cathedral
Visit the town where Dalí was born and raised
Plunge into Dalí’s mind at the Dalí Theatre-Museum

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Description

Our guide will pick you up at your accommodation and take you to Girona in a comfortable private vehicle.

The culture and traditions of the past are reflected throughout the city. Get lost in its maze of narrow streets and get ready to travel through time in the best-preserved Jewish neighbourhood in Europe. Admire the cathedral, which has the widest Gothic nave in the world, and be surprised by the colourful spectacle of the houses along the Onyar River.

Next, you’ll visit a small town called Figueres near the French border. This is one of the three points that make up the so-called Dalí triangle. Dalí was born and raised in this town. Become familiar with the streets and corners that marked his early years and pass some of his favourite places.

Afterwards, you’ll visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum, which is located in Figueres. This museum is considered to be the largest surrealist object in the world, designed by Dalí himself. You’ll be able to plunge into the painter's mind thanks to its comprehensive collection of the strangest artefacts you can probably imagine.