Girona: Game of Thrones Private Tour

Traveling to Girona and a fan of Game of Thrones? Then this private tour might be just what you’re looking for. It’s a chance to walk through the streets that brought Braavos and King’s Landing to life on screen, with the added benefit of a dedicated guide who can tailor the experience to your interests.

What we really like about this tour is how it combines the love for the series with an exploration of Girona’s historic charm. From comparing the series’ scenes with actual locations, to learning about the city’s medieval past, it feels both fun and educational. Plus, the private setting means you get personalized attention and flexible pacing.

Of course, it’s not perfect for everyone. The tour involves quite a bit of walking along narrow, uneven streets—so if mobility is an issue, you might want to consider other options. Also, at $305 for up to 8 people, it’s a good value if you’re traveling with a small group or family who share your Game of Thrones obsession.

This experience is especially suited for fans who want a deeper connection to the filming locations, combined with a bit of local culture. If you’re after a personalized, relaxed way to explore Girona’s medieval streets and see some of the key Game of Thrones sites, this could be a great pick.

Key Points

• Personalized private tour for your group or family.
• Compare series shots with real locations using an iPad guide.
• Explore Girona’s historic Jewish Quarter and medieval sites.
• Ideal for Game of Thrones fans who want a tailored experience.
• Comfortable walking shoes recommended, as the tour involves walking on narrow, uneven streets.
• Duration of about 2.5 hours, with flexible start times.

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A Closer Look at the Girona: Game of Thrones Private Tour

When considering a tour like this, it’s helpful to know what you’re signing up for. This private experience offered by Girona Experience is all about walking through the parts of Girona that doubled as the fictional towns of Braavos and King’s Landing. It’s a chance to see the city through a fan’s eyes, with a guide who knows the series inside out—and who can also share stories about Girona’s medieval past.

The Start: Saint Marti’s Stairs

The tour kicks off at the famous Saint Marti’s stairs, right in the heart of Girona. This spot is instantly recognizable to fans because it’s featured prominently in the series. Standing here, you’re immediately transported into the Game of Thrones universe, imagining the characters descending or ascending these steps in key scenes. Your guide will set the scene by explaining where in the series these locations appeared, making it a great way to get into the mood.

Exploring Girona’s Historic Jewish Quarter

From there, the tour winds into the Jewish Quarter, known locally as Call Jueu. It’s one of Girona’s loveliest areas, with narrow, winding alleys, stone facades, and an air of medieval authenticity. Walking through Claveria, Sant Llorenç, and Cúndaro streets, you get a real sense of what life was like centuries ago. Many travelers comment on how well-preserved and atmospheric these streets are, making them perfect for a series location backdrop.

Your guide will point out architectural details and hidden corners, sharing stories about Girona’s past while also showing you the series’ scenes on an iPad. This visual comparison helps bring the show’s locations to life.

The Cathedral and Romanesque Monastery

Next, the route takes you past Girona’s impressive Santa Maria Cathedral, with its striking façade and grand staircase. The cathedral’s architecture is stunning, and you’ll see how it fits into the medieval skyline. Nearby, the Casserna dels Alemanys, or German Headquarters, adds a layer of history to the experience.

Not far off, you’ll visit the Romanesque monastery of Sant Pere de Galligans. It’s a peaceful spot that appears in the series as a setting for some of the scenes involving the city’s more hidden corners.

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The Arab Baths and Plazas

From the monastery, the tour heads to the Arab Baths, located on Cairats Street. These baths are an atmospheric reminder of Girona’s diverse past and also serve as one of the filming spots. Walking around Plaza dels Jurats, you’ll see the historic square that’s full of character, with stone buildings and lively cafes—just the sort of place where King’s Landing could have been filmed.

Ending at Sant Feliu’s Church

The final stop is around the Church of Sant Feliu, with its grand staircase and surrounding buildings. It’s a fitting end to a tour focused on Girona’s medieval charm and its role in the series.

What’s Included and How It Works

Your guide will have an iPad to show you the scenes from Game of Thrones, making it easy to compare and understand how these real locations became the fictional settings. The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours, giving enough time to soak in the sights without feeling rushed.

Since it’s a private tour, it’s flexible—your guide can answer questions and customize parts of the experience. You’ll meet at Plaça Sant Feliu, just outside a cozy café, which is a central and easily accessible spot.

Why This Tour Is Worth It (and When It’s Not)

We think this private tour is a clever way to enjoy Girona’s charms if you’re a Game of Thrones fan. It’s especially enjoyable if you want a more intimate experience, away from groups, with a guide who can tell stories tailored to your interests.

The main appeal is the personal attention and the ability to see the sites at your own pace. Plus, the visual aids with the iPad make it much easier to connect the dots between the series and the real locations.

However, keep in mind that this tour involves quite a bit of walking on cobblestone streets, which can be uneven. If you have mobility issues or find walking difficult, this might not be ideal. Also, the price point is relatively high for some travelers, but when you consider it’s a private, customized experience, it offers good value—especially if you’re traveling in a small group or as a family that shares an interest.

Who Should Consider This Tour?

This is best suited for Game of Thrones fans eager to explore Girona’s medieval streets while reliving their favorite series scenes. If you’re traveling with a group of friends or family who love the show, the private nature means you can ask questions, linger at sites, and enjoy a relaxed pace.

It also works well for travelers who appreciate history and architecture, as the guide shares insights into Girona’s past alongside the series’ filming locations. If your main goal is to see Girona’s sights but you also want that Game of Thrones twist, this tour hits the right notes.

Practical Details and Tips

• The tour lasts about 2.5 hours, with flexible start times depending on availability.
• It’s recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes since the streets are narrow and cobbled.
• The meeting point is centrally located at Plaça Sant Feliu, making it easy to access from other parts of Girona.
• The tour is conducted in Spanish and English, so language shouldn’t be a barrier.
• Not suitable for people with mobility impairments or wheelchair users due to the uneven streets.

FAQ

How many people can join the private tour?
Up to 8 people can participate, which makes it perfect for small groups or families wanting a personalized experience.

What is included in the tour?
You get a private guide dedicated to your group or family, plus visual comparisons of the filming locations with actual Girona sites via an iPad.

Is this tour suitable for children?
While not specifically marketed as family-friendly, children who enjoy walking and are interested in Game of Thrones should find it engaging. The walking involves narrow streets, so plan accordingly.

Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, giving you flexibility if your schedule shifts.

Where do we meet?
At Plaça Sant Feliu, next to the café The River—a central, easy-to-find location.

How long does the tour last?
Approximately 2.5 hours, a comfortable duration to see sights without fatigue.

Do I need to prepare anything?
Wear comfortable shoes, bring a water bottle, and prepare for some walking around cobbled streets. No special gear is needed.

Final Thoughts

If you’re a Game of Thrones enthusiast looking to combine your fandom with a taste of Girona’s medieval ambiance, this private tour offers a personalized and visually engaging experience. It’s a chance to see the city’s historic sites, feel like part of the series, and enjoy a relaxed pace with your own guide.

The private aspect adds value for travelers who want more interaction and flexibility. The scenery, combined with the series’ locations, makes for a memorable outing—especially if you’re keen to see the real-world backdrop of the fictional kingdoms.

While it’s not suited for those with mobility issues or looking for a very budget-friendly option, it balances exclusivity and insight in a way few group tours can match. For fans who want a deeper, more personal connection to Girona’s role in Game of Thrones—and who love exploring medieval streets—it’s definitely worth considering.

Remember: Book in advance if possible, as private tours tend to fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons. And don’t forget your camera—you’ll want to capture these atmospheric streets and compare them to your favorite scenes!

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