Girona will leave you walking around awestruck with your eyes wide open and your mouth agape at all it has to offer: its streets, festivals, cultural activities, restaurants, tourist services and events.

The Oñar River runs through Girona, and little and colourful houses adorn both riversides - becoming this scenery in a symbol of the city, and some of the most beautiful prints are precisely the ones obtained from some of the bridges that cross over the river.

Close to Barcelona , located midway between the sea and the mountains, Girona boasts a privileged position . The Old Town is one of the most evocative historical centres in Catalonia, with certain elements that are unique in Europe: the Carolingian wall, an exceptionally well conserved Jewish quarter, and the grandeur of the Cathedral’s Gothic nave, the widest in the world.

Amongst the closest towns and beaches of Girona, Rosas stands out. It is especially renowned and highly recommendable because of its lovely mediterranean coves.