Girona is an attractive city that boasts the best preserved neighborhood Hebrew in Catalonia - Call It features a rich and tumultuous history. The city is situated at the confluence of the Ter, Onyar, Galligants and Güell, which made the city to be a focal point of the region since the Roman Empire.

The first inhabitants were Iberian, then came the Romans, who built a fort which they called a gerund. After he fell into the hands of many civilizations, the Roman Empire went to Girona. In the twelfth century Jewish community flourished in Girona, there is a large school building of Kabbalah.

Cathedral Square Park, Dehesa - Devesa, City History Museum, Museum of Jewish History, the Museum of Art - Bishop's Palace, Museum of Archaeology - The Galligans Sant Pere, Cinema Museum, the Gothic Cathedral, the Houses of Onyar river, Hebrew District - El Call.