One medieval city. Three unforgettable worlds.
Explore Girona at your own pace on a self-guided audio tour through real history and iconic *Game of Thrones* locations.
Climb the cathedral steps that became the Great Sept of Baelor, stand where Jaime Lannister rode in golden armour, and follow Arya Stark through Braavos from the bridge and theatre to the alms street and market stairs.
Step into the Library of Oldtown, wander El Call, one of Europe’s best-preserved Jewish quarters, cross Gustave Eiffel’s red bridge, and uncover a city shaped by saints, sieges, and survival.
Girona’s most cinematic streets are waiting don’t leave without walking them.
The tour begins at Plaça de Sant Feliu, in front of the main entrance of the Basílica de Sant Feliu.
The Tour ends at Pont d'en Gómez, which is our last stop.
Start where climbers arrive from the river, under a beheaded bell tower, and blow a kiss to La Lleona for a promise you'll return to Girona.
Climb the old Roman entrance road named for the last king of the House of Barcelona, whose heirless death sparked a Westeros-scale dynastic collapse.
The beating heart of the tour: a Romanesque monastery that became the Library of Oldtown, with a King's Landing cloister of sixty carved capitals.
Run your hand along Roman blocks and medieval stone stacked together on ramparts that were dressed as Arya's Braavos waterfront.
Cross the stone bridge where the Waif stabbed Arya and she leapt into the water. Then enter the square that became Braavos' theatre, where a cruel play stirred memories of her family and identity too.
Girona's oldest doorway, Roman below and medieval above, flecked with fossil shells, the threshold where you cross into King's Landing.
Ninety ceremonial steps that became the Great Sept of Baelor, where Jaime rode up in golden armour and wildfire later swallowed the court.
Walk a real Roman road that became the heart of El Call, home to medieval Europe's greatest school of Kabbalah, sealed and silent since 1492.
The calm, step-free flank of the cathedral, with a Gothic doorway of empty niches where ten of twelve apostles were smashed in 1936.
An ordinary lane of worn steps that became the Braavos alms street, where a blind Arya begged in rags while the Waif beat her sightless.
The quietest street in Girona, the Germans' Street, where a garrison's nickname stuck for centuries beneath the honey-gold King's Landing stone.
Terraced gardens beneath ruined Torre Gironella, the tower that meant "forever" until Napoleon's men packed it with gunpowder and blew it apart.
Stand inside two thousand years stacked layer on layer, where three imaginary cities were painted onto a few hundred metres of real medieval stone.
A quiet triangle that was Girona's medieval oil market, sitting on an old bed of the Onyar, now home to a Roca brothers restaurant.
Girona’s most theatrical staircase, where wounded Arya sent oranges tumbling through Braavos. At the top, a covered stone arch bridges the steps, framing one of the city’s finest views.
A short lane that slips under a shadowed vaulted passage, exactly the kind of hidden way Tyrion and Davos crept through beneath King's Landing.
Surface from the Braavos maze onto Girona's grand arcaded promenade, a liberty-named boulevard of coffee, bookshops and two carved dragons.
Gustave Eiffel's little red iron bridge, built a decade before his Paris tower, framing the famous coloured houses of the Onyar.
The grandest square in Girona, where a defiant bronze remembers the 1809 siege that earned this city its name: la immortal, the immortal.
The plainest bridge with the finest view, a farewell over the water to the coloured houses, the two towers, and the whole walk behind you.
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