Girona & Figueres Tour from Barcelona

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Duration

10 hours

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Languages

Chinese, English, Espanol, Francais, German, Italian, Russian, Turkish

About this tour

Medieval Streets & Surreal Dreams: A Private Cultural Escape to Northern Catalonia

Escape Barcelona for a day and uncover two of Catalonia’s most captivating destinations. Walk through Girona’s perfectly preserved medieval streets, discover Romanesque and Gothic marvels, and trace the history of its ancient Jewish Quarter. Then dive into the eccentric world of Salvador Dalí in Figueres, where his self-designed Theatre-Museum offers an authentic surrealist experience unlike any other. This full-day private tour blends history, architecture, and art into a rich and unforgettable journey through the heart of Northern Catalonia.

Highlights

Private guided walking tour of Girona’s Old Town
Visit to Girona Cathedral, Arab Baths & ancient city walls
Stroll through one of Europe’s best-preserved Jewish Quarters
Entry to the surreal Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres
Stunning views along the Onyar River & from the city ramparts
Free time for lunch with local Catalan cuisine recommendations

Included/Excluded

Private expert guide
Luxury round-trip transport from Barcelona
Entry tickets to the Dalí Theatre-Museum
Personalized itinerary and cultural storytelling

Optional Add-Ons: Professional photo session in Girona’s Old Town, Extended museum time or visit to Castell de Púbol (Dalí’s castle), Wine tasting at a nearby Empordà vineyard

Itinerary

Hotel pick-up by your private driver and guide.

Cross the iconic Sant Feliu Bridge, then visit Girona Cathedral, explore the labyrinthine Jewish Quarter, step into the Romanesque Arab Baths and finally climb the ancient city walls for panoramic views over the town

Enjoy free time for lunch at a traditional Catalan restaurant. Your guide will offer curated recommendations.

Enter Dalí’s surreal world at the museum he designed. See some of his most iconic works and eccentric installations, gaining insight into one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.