Stands out for

  • • Walk cobbled streets of the Call Jueu dating from 890
  • • Solve puzzles based on local history and legends
  • • Uncover the hidden menorah since 1492
  • • Interact with historic gates and monuments
  • • Choose guided tour or app-based format for different autonomy levels

Description

Context Girona's Call Jueu is one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish quarters, with streets dating back to 890. This historically rich area within the old town offers a genuine backdrop for an immersive urban escape experience blending history, legend, and mystery. The journey unfolds across cobbled lanes and medieval landmarks, preserving the atmosphere of a community that lived in Girona until 1492.

The Experience Over approximately two hours, you’ll explore the neighborhood using a map and solve puzzles rooted in local history and folklore. The sound of footsteps on ancient stone and the scent of weathered masonry accompany your search for clues to find the hidden menorah. The activity is team-based, combining urban exploration with mental challenges that encourage collaboration and communication.

For Whom This activity suits groups of friends, families with children over 10, and corporate teams seeking a cultural challenge and team-building exercise. Participants must be able to walk for two hours on narrow, cobbled streets and have the ability to solve puzzles.

Local Context Girona’s Jewish Quarter is a living testament to Sephardic heritage. The streets and ancient gates you walk through have witnessed traditions and events that shape local identity, adding authentic depth to the experience.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

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Practical Guide

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Location
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable shoes and suitable clothing for walking on cobbled streets. Bring a fully charged mobile device for app use or communication with the guide. The best experience occurs during daylight hours to fully appreciate historical details and architectural nuances. Book in advance to guarantee availability, particularly during peak season. Arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth start and avoid delays. Bring water and a light snack if you plan to explore nearby attractions afterward.

Physical Requirements

low physical activity, walking around the city and solving puzzles

About the Area

The Call Jueu is located in Girona’s historic center, a pedestrian-only zone with narrow, cobbled streets that wind through centuries-old buildings. Nearby attractions include the Museu d'Història dels Jueus, Girona Cathedral, and traditional restaurants in the Barri Vell. The area is well-connected by foot and public transport, making it ideal for pairing with cultural and culinary experiences. Visitors often extend their visit to include a guided food tour or a visit to the Romanesque city walls. The atmosphere remains vibrant throughout the day, offering both adventure and quiet moments for reflection.

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The recommended minimum age is 10 years to ensure participants can understand and solve puzzles effectively.
No, the activity is designed for all levels, with clear instructions and guided support via app or live guide.
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for walking on cobbled streets for about two hours.
Accessibility is limited due to narrow, cobbled streets. Please consult the operator in advance for possible adaptations.
Yes, booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot, especially for private groups.