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Where to find the best apartments in Girona for instant booking
When looking for apartments in Girona with instant booking, the city centre and its historic neighbourhoods offer the most charming and convenient options. Staying near the River Onyar provides beautiful views and close proximity to Girona's iconic colourful riverside houses. For those seeking a quieter experience, apartments near the old city walls and the Jewish Quarter offer peaceful atmospheres with easy access to cultural landmarks. Additionally, coastal towns just 20 minutes away, like L'Escala, offer delightful apartments close to the renowned Costa Brava beaches.
Girona's apartments range from cosy studios perfect for couples or young friends on a weekend break to spacious properties suitable for larger groups. Many feature balconies or terraces overlooking the river or city skyline. Contemporary interiors blend with historic buildings known for their Romanesque and Gothic architecture, providing a distinctive stay. Booking an apartment allows travellers independence, privacy, and the comfort of home-like amenities such as equipped kitchens, Wi-Fi, and sometimes pools or BBQ areas, ensuring an authentic and relaxing Girona experience.
Discover unique cultural highlights during the Temps de Flors festival
The annual Temps de Flors festival is a must-see event for anyone visiting Girona during the springtime. This vibrant floral celebration adorns Girona's streets, historic sites, and shops with over 100 artistic flower displays ranging from subtle to whimsical designs. Couples and young groups often enjoy leisurely strolls along the riverfront and through the old town, appreciating the floral art combined with Catalan charm. It offers both a romantic setting and an engaging cultural experience for all ages, bringing a festive yet relaxed atmosphere to Girona's picturesque streets.
Exploring Girona's rich history and architecture for cultural travellers
Girona boasts an exceptional blend of historic landmarks including the splendid Gothic Cathedral, the ancient Roman and Carolingian city walls, and the well-preserved Jewish Quarter known as El Call. Travellers interested in cultural depth can wander through narrow medieval streets, visit the Museum of Jewish History, or relax in tranquil city parks. Architectural highlights, such as the Arab Baths and colorful modernist buildings along the River Onyar, offer engaging sights for visitors of any age. Girona's heritage invites exploration and offers an enriching complement to beachfront leisure on Costa Brava.
"Girona's Temps de Flors festival transforms the city into a vibrant floral wonderland, showcasing over 100 artistic flower displays that enchant visitors every May."
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Top travel tips for your Girona holiday
- Enjoy the Temps de Flors festival in spring
- Visit the charming Jewish Quarter and its museum
- Explore Girona's historic cathedral and city walls
- Relax or hike in nearby natural parks and gardens
- Take day trips to the beaches of Costa Brava
1. Enjoy the Temps de Flors festival in spring
Plan your visit during May to experience Girona's famous flower festival. Explore the decorated streets around the Cathedral and River Onyar. Walking through the floral displays provides a unique glimpse into the city's artistic and lively community spirit.
2. Visit the charming Jewish Quarter and its museum
Discover Girona's medieval heritage in El Call, the preserved Jewish Quarter with its labyrinth of narrow alleys. Don't miss the Museum of Jewish History to learn about the area's rich cultural past and significance within Catalonia.
3. Explore Girona's historic cathedral and city walls
Visit the Gothic cathedral noted for having the widest nave in the world and the stunning baroque staircase. Afterwards, stroll along the Passeig de la Muralla to witness some of the most extensive Carolingian walls in Europe.
4. Relax or hike in nearby natural parks and gardens
Take time to unwind in shaded parks like the Passeig de la Reina Joana or venture further to Cap de Creus Natural Park for hiking and stunning coastal views. The natural beauty complements Girona's historic charm perfectly.
5. Take day trips to the beaches of Costa Brava
Within 20 minutes by car, find pristine beaches like those in L'Escala, Cadaques, and Portlligat. These spots offer sun, sea, and sand for visitors looking to combine cultural sightseeing with relaxing beach days.