Girona

The old city is compact and easily walkable with the centrepiece being the vast Gothic cathedral with its Baroque facade poised above an imposing staircase. But the cathedral is only one of the ancient churches, buildings and monuments that line the cobbled streets. A few minutes walk alongside the intact medieval walls is the Jewish quarter — known as the Call — a maze of steep, shaded alleyways centred on Carrer La Forca.

It was home to one of Iberia’s most prosperous Jewish communities in the 13th century, numbering about 1,000 — 20 percent of the city’s population at the time. Cross the river and you are in a modern city with a dynamic university so you really have something for every taste right on the doorstep. In short it would be fair to say that the most appealing thing about Girona is its diversity as well as having a number of fantastic golf courses within easy reach! Book a golf holiday to Girona today!