About this experience
Located northeast of Barcelona, Girona is a popular tourist destination in Catalonia. Travel in comfort aboard a high-speed train from Barcelona, enjoying scenic countryside views along the way. As you explore with your guide, discover the well-preserved old quarter, where Roman and medieval history blend with modern life. The tour also includes visits to the Cathedral of Girona, the Jewish Quarter, and filming locations from Game of Thrones.
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What to expect
Meet at Avinguda de Josep Tarradellas, Barcelona
15 minGather at the meeting point (8:45 AM for the morning departure, 12:30 PM for the afternoon slot) ready to head to the station.
High-speed train to Girona
~35 minBoard the express train and enjoy the Catalan countryside rolling past — you'll be in Girona in roughly 35 minutes.
Guided walk through the Old Town
Your guide leads you through Girona's walled old quarter, weaving together Roman, medieval and modern layers of the city's story.
Cathedral of Girona
Step inside to admire the widest Gothic nave in the world — an architectural feat that took centuries to complete.
Pont de les Peixateries Velles
Cross the wrought-iron footbridge over the Onyar river, designed by Gustave Eiffel's engineering company in the 19th century.
Arab Baths & Jewish Quarter
Explore the remarkably intact medieval bathhouse and the narrow lanes of El Call, one of Spain's best-preserved Jewish quarters.
Game of Thrones filming locations
Stand in the streets that stood in for Braavos and King's Landing, with your guide providing the on-screen context.
Return train to Barcelona
Board the express train back, arriving into Barcelona by approximately 2:15 PM (morning group) or 6:00 PM (afternoon group).
Meeting point
Avinguda de Josep Tarradellas, 1, 08029 Barcelona, Spain
Make your way independently to the meeting point on Avinguda de Josep Tarradellas. Morning departure meets at 8:45 AM; afternoon departure meets at 12:30 PM. Your guide will be waiting to lead you to the train.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water and sun protection in warmer months
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Frequently asked questions
Which departure time should I choose?
The morning slot (8:45 AM) returns to Barcelona around 2:15 PM, leaving your afternoon free. The afternoon slot (12:30 PM) returns around 6:00 PM — better if you want a slow morning in the city.
Is this a private tour or will we be with other travellers?
This is a fully private tour. Only the people in your booking will be on the tour — you won't be joined by other groups.
What happens if the Arab Baths are closed?
The Arab Baths are closed on Sundays. On those days your guide will substitute a comparable alternative attraction at no extra cost.
Do children need a ticket?
Children under 4 travel free of charge, though they are not entitled to a reserved seat on the train.
Where exactly do we meet, and how do I find it?
The meeting point is Avinguda de Josep Tarradellas, 1, in the Eixample district of Barcelona. It's accessible by metro (Les Corts or Entença stations are nearby). Your guide will be there at the stated departure time.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Please check the cancellation policy at the time of booking — the terms will be confirmed on your booking page before you pay.