Museum of Archaeology of Catalonia
Girona
A monastery, of great archaeological value and one of the most outstanding examples of Catalan Romanesque where you can discover the earliest history of humankind -from the Palaeolithic Era to the Middle Ages.
Monestir de Sant Pere de Galligants
C. de Santa Llúcia, 8
17004 Girona
Tel.: +34 972 202 632
Art Museum
Girona
Discover an exceptional collection of Girona and Catalan art -sculptures, paintings and altarpieces from Romanesque to Noucentisme- in the historic Episcopal Palace of Girona. A journey through our history.
Palau Episcopal
Pujada de la Catedral, 12
17004 Girona
Tel.: +34 972 203 834
History Museum
of Girona
A journey through Girona’s history from its Roman origins to the present day. In the 18th century, it housed St Anthony’s monastery of Capuchin friars, and conserves surprising features from that time, such as a cistern and a desiccation cemetery.
C. de la Força, 27
17004 Girona
Tel.: +34 972 222 229
Museum of
Jewish History
The museum, located in the same space as the last synagogue of Girona (1492), tells the story of the Jewish communities of medieval Catalonia. An exciting journey to discover a culture that is part and parcel of the history of the city.
C. de la Força, 8
17004 Girona
Tel.: +34 972 216 761
Museum of Cinema
Tomàs Mallol
Collection
Experience and view the history of moving images, from shadow theatre to the cinema, with the Tomàs Mallol Collection. An interactive, educational and entertaining exhibition, interesting for all ages.
C. Sèquia, 1
17001 Girona
Tel.: +34 972 412 777
Casa Masó
The Masó House was the birthplace of Rafael Masó (1880–1935) and represents one of his most important architectural achievements. It is the only one of the famous houses along the river in Girona’s old city that is open to the public.