We spent the last two nights of our trip in Girona itself. We had booked an apartment which turned out to be ideally situated for the Historic Centre, grocery and bakery shops and actually faced the starting point of the Girona Walls Walk which had been highly recommended to us as the ideal introduction to the city.
The Walls from our Balcony
Our Balcony from the Walls
Some views from the Walls :
Girona Cathedral and the Historic Centre
Besides visits to the Jewish and Arab Baths in Girona we visited the Cathedral and walked the maze of ancient streets and alleyways.
Girona Cathedral
The Central Courtyard at The Jewish Museum
Rear of the Cathedral
The Cathedral Cloisters
From the top of the Cathedral Steps
At last, I found ROCAMBOLESC … yum-yum!
Then walked back via the River Onyar.
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Perfect accommodation!
Indeed, Fran. Just right for us.
Ah, Girona. A few years ago ( actually more than 10 years) I went to watch Wigan play in Perpignan a made a short break of it flying into Barcelona where I picked up a small car to drive over the border. On the way back I stopped over in Girona. Thought it was a really nice city and your photos bring back some memories đŸ˜‰
Girona would be a perfect location for a few days break, I think you’d agree. The coast 30 minutes away, the mountains about an hour and France 40 minutes. Lots of modern art too, I understand.
I only spent the afternoon there. Remember thinking I should return for a proper visit but have never got round to it. Your post has reignited my interest. Do Ryanair still fly there? Will have to check
Don’t know about Ryanair we travelled from Leeds Bradford with Jet2 – my no frills airline of choice.