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Girona Jewish Tour

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Guided tour around Girona where you will discover its Jewish history and the rest of the main sites of the city.

 

You will learn the history of the Catalan Jews that lived in Girona from 898 until 1492. The Girona Jewish quarter is a labyrinth of little streets and old courtyards, one of the most well preserved in Europe from the medieval period.

 

If you have been a few days in Barcelona and you are tired of the tourist crowds, the ancient city of Girona is the perfect place to visit to scape the bustle of Barcelona. Girona is only 36 minutes taking the speed train and by car it is only 100 km.

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Girona Jewish Tour

(morning or afternoon)

Itinerary:

  • The Arabian baths
  • The Girona cathedral. The first synagogue, the Aljama and the first Jewish settlement.
  • The Archaeological gardens, Montjuich (the Jewish mountain), The old walls and the Sant Domènec university.
  • The second Girona synagogue and the Mezuza
  • The jewish quarter, the Cabala school and the third synagogue
  • The Museum of Jewish History

 

Meeting Point​:

Guest Hotel, Girona train station or any desired point.

 

Time​:

Morning, two-three hours (10h-13h)
Afternoon, two-three hours (16h-19h)

 

Included:

  • Accompanying Guide
  • Insurance

 

Price: 15€

Special price for groups.

Interested in Jewish history?

Make your tour FULL DAY!

If you are coming to visit Girona from Barcelona don’t miss the opportunity to explore the old medieval village of Besalú with its famous medieval bridge and it’s old Jewish quarter and have lunch enjoying the views of the Banyoles lake.

What they say

  • Miquel was extremely warm and had a wonderful sense of humor. It felt like he tuned into our group immediately and was able to blend the old and the new with a very firm sense of Jewish history. In addition he finished off with a tour of non-Jewish Girona which was just as interesting. Woderful day!

    by Joshua Schor

  • We enjoyed our tour, which was primarily of the Jewish quarter, very much. Miquel was knowledgeable and pleasant to be with. My family, including our children ages 20, 18 and 12 also enjoyed the tour and learned a lot about the history of the Jewish people in Girona. It was a worthwhile excision from Barcelona.

    by Holly Warshauer

Aside from the organized tours around the Girona Province, day trips and outings may also be tailored to suit customers’ needs if required.

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