Join your local host for a private day trip from Barcelona to the historic towns of Girona and Figueres. Discover medieval streets, vibrant culture, and hidden gems as you journey beyond the city.
Visit highlights like the Girona Cathedral, the iconic Eiffel Bridge (Pont de Ferro), and the world-famous Dalí Theatre-Museum. Along the way, your guide will share personal stories, local traditions, and fascinating history that bring each place to life.
This tour is fully customizable—whether you're into art, history, or simply exploring off the beaten path, your host will tailor the day to match your interests. It’s a relaxed, authentic way to experience the richness of Catalonia with a knowledgeable local by your side.
✔ Explore Girona & Figueres beyond Barcelona
✔ Visit Girona Cathedral and Dalí Theatre-Museum
✔ Customize your trip to fit your interests
✔ Experience authentic Catalan culture with a local
✔ Discover hidden gems and unique stories
Pickup included
Duration: 6 hours<br/>Pickup included
You’ll be picked up from any location in Barcelona.
Discover the majestic Girona Cathedral, a landmark with an impressive Gothic nave and rich history. Walk through its cloisters and explore the city’s cultural and religious heritage. Your local host will share fascinating stories about Girona’s medieval past and hidden corners.
Step onto the Iron Bridge, designed by Gustave Eiffel, and enjoy panoramic views of the Onyar River and the colorful riverside houses. Learn about the bridge’s history and the architectural contrasts of Girona from your knowledgeable host.
Admire Salvador Dalí’s eccentric paintings, sculptures, and installations while your host shares insights into his life, artistic vision, and the museum’s unique design. Please note that entry tickets to the Dalí Theatre-Museum are optional and must be purchased separately.
After exploring the museum, take a break for lunch at a local restaurant or café in Girona or Figueres to enjoy regional Catalan dishes. This stop typically lasts around one hour, though lunch is not included.
Relax on the journey back to Barcelona, while your host provides additional insights and answers questions to round out your day trip experience.
This is an example itinerary. Your local host can adjust stops and timing according to your preferences, ensuring a personalized experience. You will visit other must-see sights, but with a twist: from the perspective of a local. Discover some of the less-traveled paths of Girona and Figueres, with hidden gems and alternative stories that only a resident of Girona would know.
We’ll share your guide’s name and contact details (by email and WhatsApp) shortly after you complete your booking—usually within a few days.
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