Girona is Catalonia without the rush — a city where the past meets the future, and urban comfort blends with rich history and natural beauty. Located just 35 minutes from the Costa Brava and an hour from Barcelona, Girona is increasingly attractive not only to tourists but also to those seeking a high-quality, peaceful, and fulfilling lifestyle. The city has a population of around 103,000.
GG Real Estate Barcelona presents an overview of Girona’s best neighborhoods and surrounding areas — ideal for those in search of a secluded lifestyle, investment opportunities, or a cozy second home in the heart of Catalonia.
Girona is a city that pleasantly surprises with its accessibility and standard of living:
Girona is cozy, safe, and prosperous — a place where it’s easy to feel at home.
Barri Vell – The Medieval Soul of Girona
The Old Town is the historic heart of Girona, with Romanesque and Gothic architecture, Arab baths, synagogues, and the Jewish Quarter. The unique atmosphere makes it ideal for short-term rentals and tourism.
Average property price: from €3,500/m².
Ideal for: history lovers, investors in holiday rentals, second-home buyers.
Eixample de Girona – Modern Urban Living
Girona’s business and administrative center with wide boulevards, boutiques, cafés, and upscale residential buildings. Everything is within easy reach — schools, supermarkets, salons, parks.
Average property price: from €3,800/m².
Ideal for: professionals, families, young couples.
Montjuïc – Views and Privacy
A green, low-density residential area with panoramic views over the city. Perfect for those seeking privacy and comfort.
Average property price: from €4,200/m².
Ideal for: families with children, car owners, those who value peace and quiet.
Palau – Sacosta – Balance of City and Nature
A residential district with private homes, townhouses, and low-rise apartment buildings surrounded by hills and green spaces. Popular among doctors, professors, and entrepreneurs.
Average property price: from €3,200/m².
Ideal for: families, retirees, nature enthusiasts.
Nearby Villages: Sant Gregori, Quart, Bescanó
Village calm just 10–15 minutes from the city, with spacious homes, gardens, and pools.
Average property price: from €2,000/m².
Ideal for: country living, renovation investments, vacation homes.
Girona is a city you won’t want to leave. With old bridges over the Onyar River, picturesque streets, the annual Temps de Flors flower festival, museums, galleries, theaters, and art-house cinemas — Girona’s cultural life is vibrant yet peaceful.
World-class gastronomy: In addition to El Celler de Can Roca, the city is home to a variety of restaurants serving Catalan, contemporary, and signature cuisine. Local markets are a paradise for gourmets — from fresh seafood to artisanal cheeses and wines.
Girona FC is a major part of the city’s sports life. The club plays in La Liga, Spain’s top football league, and boasts modern facilities, including Estadi Montilivi. With a strong youth academy, Girona FC attracts fans and aspiring athletes from all over Catalonia and Europe.
Girona is becoming a hub for European investors and digital nomads.
Our team will help you discover Girona from a fresh perspective — as a cozy place to live, a reliable investment platform, and a location where it’s easy to find harmony. We know the market and work closely with local architects, lawyers, and developers. With us, buying, investing, or relocating is seamless.
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