Arab Baths
The Arab Baths are some baths found in Girona declared a Cultural Asset of Municipal Interest.
The baths are actually a Romanesque construction from the 12th century that follow the models of the Muslim baths and Jewish Micvés.
They are located in a Gothic building built in 1194 imitating the structure of the North American Muslim baths. The baths were demolished in 1285 and in the 16th century ceased to function and was used as a convent, until its restoration began in 1929 by the architects Rafael Masó and Emili Blanch.
Visit Girona
The confluence between Costa Brava and Pyrenees

The city of Girona has managed to strike the perfect balance between history, culture, gastronomy and leisure.
Girona is structured around its impressive old quarter, an area that is home to a large number of must-see sites, such as the Cathedral, the Jewish Quarter (Call Jueu) and the Wall.
As we move away from the stone buildings of the old town and cross the Onyar River, we find the most modern and cosmopolitan Girona. The city that has opened up to the world thanks to its rich offer of leisure and culture, its magnificent orography that allows you to practice outdoor sports in unbeatable conditions, and its gastronomy, of the highest world reference.
Halfway between the main towns and coves of the Costa Brava and the most beautiful landscapes of the Pre-Pyrenees, Girona is also a spectacular starting point from which to organise day trips to discover places of incalculable natural and scenic value.