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The best tour of Besalú! Jewish Besalú with official guide certified by the Generalitat.

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Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes

Starts at: 09:30, 10:00 and 1 more

Guru:Guias de Besalú

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Hello travelers! I'm Yolanda, the only and unique official licensed local guide in Besalú. I speak 5 languages and I'm currently improving in two more. I can guide you as an official licensed guide all around Catalonia, but I live in Besalú and I'm proud of this beautiful town full of history. I consider myself easy going and kind to people, adapting myself to the needs you may have during the tour. I love meeting and talking with people from other countries. I've traveled around the world and I have lived in different places.From Paris to Istanbul, passing through Miami :) Now I have chosen the country side to live, and Besalú is this little place full of history that I want you to discover. Big cities are ok but the history, beauty and tranquility of Besalú are unforgettable. You can not miss it. I'm waiting for you!!

Tours delivered: 379

Guide since: 2020

Languages: Catalan, English, Spanish, French

Besalú, one of the most beautiful medieval towns

Take a free tour through the streets of Besalú and be surprised by this magical medieval town of Girona, in the Garrotxa region while they tell you its history.

What to see in Besalú

Of the different medieval towns, Besalú is one of the best preserved. Many will be the things that catch your attention when you visit it, but surely what you remember the most is the bridge that crosses the Fluvià river and that has a fortified tower from where they guarded the access to the city.

This medieval town was built around the castle dating from the 10th century, although archaeological remains have discovered earlier pottery that suggests that Besalú was already populated before the castle was built. Taking advantage of the visit we can see the Casa Cornellà, an example of a Romanesque building that served as inspiration for later Catalan Gothic constructions.

You may pass through the door of the Jewish baths and not be aware of its simple and straightforward facade, but as various sayings go, what matters is on the inside and you should not prejudge ahead of time. This discreet synagogue has romantic and privileged views of the river Fluvià and the arches of the medieval bridge of Besalú.

Undoubtedly, this town offers a large number of buildings that are worth seeing, we recommend that at the end of the tour, enjoy the parador taking some typical tapas of the place and a cool glass of wine.