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Discover the magic of medieval Catalonia on an unforgettable excursion from Barcelona. This tour takes you to three of the region's most charming villages: Girona, Besalú and Pals, each with its own character, history and beauty.
In Girona, admire the imposing cathedral, explore the old Jewish quarter, cross the iconic Eiffel Bridge and be amazed by the Arab Baths and the famous “Cul de la Lleona”.
Continue to Besalú, walk across its Romanesque bridge, visit the ancient synagogue and discover gems such as the church of San Vicente and the monastery of San Pedro.
End the tour in Pals, a village of cobbled streets, centuries-old towers and unforgettable views of the Empordà. Explore the church of San Pedro, the Tower of the Hours and enjoy the viewpoint of Josep Pla, one of the most picturesque corners of the area.
An ideal experience for those looking for culture, architecture and landscapes in one day.
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Visit the Cul de la Lleona statue in th Plaza Sant Feliu, Girona
Admire the incredible architecture and history of Girona's Cathedral
The monastery of San Pedro de Galligans is a former Benedictine abbey located in the Spanish city of Gerona.
Known for its striking red color and iron construction, the Pont de les Peixateries Velles—also called the Iron Bridge or Pont de Eiffel—was built in 1876 by Eiffel’s company. It serves as a symbolic link between Girona’s old town and the newer parts of the city. Spanning the Onyar River, the bridge connects Calle de Santa Clara and the Mercadal district to Rambla de la Libertad and Calle de la Argenteria.
The Miqvé de Besalú is a 12th-century Jewish ritual bath located on Baixada de la Mikweh, beneath the remains of a former synagogue. It’s one of the best-preserved mikvehs in Europe, featuring a vaulted chamber and purification pool accessed by a 36-step staircase.
The Monestir de Sant Pere de Besalú, founded in 977, is a Romanesque Benedictine monastery known for its basilica layout, sculpted capitals, and symbolic lion carvings. Located in Plaça Sant Pere, it remains a key monument of medieval architecture in the region.
Pals is a beautifully preserved medieval village in the Costa Brava, with cobbled streets, stone archways, and panoramic views from its ancient tower. Nestled in the Province of Girona, it offers a timeless charm perfect for wandering and soaking in Catalonia’s rich history.
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