Transportation
We will get to/from Girona by high-speed train. The journey takes 39 minutes each way. I’ll take care of the train tickets.
Itinerary
- When we get to Girona, we’ll walk to the Jewish Quarter. It is about 12 min walk. We can take a taxi if you wish.
- We’ll have a guided tour of the most preserved Jewish Quarter in Europe, the place where Rabbi Moses ben Nachman (Ramban) was born.
- We’ll visit the Jewish History Museum located where the yeshiva of Rabbi Ramban and the 3rd Synagogue of Girona used to be located.
- We’ll visit Romanesque style public baths built in 1194.
- We’ll see the Roman fortifications and Roman walls.
What is included
- Taxi if you’d like to get from Barcelona train station to your hotel, or Girona train station to Old Town by taxi
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Entrance fee to Jewish History Museum – 4 euros per person, 2 euros for students or seniors (above 65)
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Entrance fee to Romanesque style public baths built in 1194 – 3 euros per person; seniors – 2 euros; under 8 – free
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Entrance fee to tourist attractions for a guide if you’d like the guide to accompany you
