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The Girona Temps de Flors in May transforms the old town into a floral art exhibition. Sant Narcis festival in late October is the city's biggest local celebration with music, fireworks, and traditional fairs. Girona also hosts a popular food festival and numerous cultural events throughout the year.
Girona's old town is compact and best explored on foot. The city also has a reliable local bus network connecting key neighborhoods. Barcelona is just 40 minutes away by high-speed train, making Girona an easy day trip from the Catalan capital. Taxis and ride-sharing apps are available for longer distances or day trips to the Costa Brava.
Girona's compact old town is very walkable, but the historic center features cobblestone streets, steep staircases, and uneven terrain, which can be challenging for strollers and wheelchairs. The flat riverfront promenade along the Onyar is accessible and enjoyable for all visitors.
Girona is a very safe city. Petty theft can occur in busy areas, as in any tourist destination, so keep an eye on your belongings. The old town is lively day and night and is generally comfortable for all types of travelers.
Top sights include the Cathedral of Girona, the Barri Vell historic quarter, the colorful Case de l'Onyar riverside houses, the Arab Baths, and the medieval city walls. Day trips to Costa Brava beaches and the Salvador Dali museums in Figueres and Cadaques are also very popular.
Spain uses the euro (EUR). Cards are accepted almost everywhere in Girona, but having a small amount of cash is handy for local markets, some smaller restaurants, and the city's charming independent shops in the old town.
Catalan cuisine is celebrated across Spain. In Girona, look for xuixo (a local cream-filled pastry), pa amb tomaquet (bread rubbed with tomato), suquet de peix (fisherman's stew), botifarra sausages, and local cheeses. The region has a thriving food scene with several internationally recognized restaurants.
Spring (April to June) and early fall (September to October) are ideal, with warm, pleasant weather and fewer crowds than the summer peak. July and August are hot and very busy. Girona's Temps de Flors flower festival in May is a particularly magical time to visit.
