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Getting around Girona on foot, bus bikes. Moving by public transport

Getting around Girona

Forget the car. In Girona you move easily on foot. Especially on the riverside and the streets of the center. A good solution, especially to head to other neighborhoods, are the bicycles and, of course, the buses.

GETTING AROUND GIRONA BY BUS

Local public transport is operated by the Spanish TMG, Transports Municipals del Gironès.

In the city there are 12 lines, each identified by a different color and a progressive number from 1 to 12. Buses are active every day, including holidays, from around 07:00 to 21:30. Times vary slightly depending on the line.

Frequencies pass from a minimum of 15 minutes on the main routes, to a maximum of 60 minutes.

Buses are the ideal solution for getting around Girona and the most distant neighborhoods from the center.

The ticket for the single ride can be purchased directly on board the vehicle. The cost of Bitllet senzill is €1.40. Worth one trip by bus only.

Getting around Girona

MOVING ON FOOT AND BIKE

Attractions and monuments are concentrated mainly in the Old city. For a short stop in the city, to move no or two days, our advice is to stay downtown. In this way, you can easily move around on foot.

To cover longer distances, a good option would be to rent a bike and move around Girona in total autonomy. In the city you will find various opportunities and agencies to rent your bicycle.

ATM

The ATM consortium, Autoritat Territorial de la Mobilitat, includes numerous operators including Rodalies de Catalunya. With a single integrated ticket, you can move to Girona and other neighboring municipalities.

In total, there are 49 municipalities, including Girona, divided into eight different tariff zones. With a single transport ticket, you can use all the necessary means to move from one point to another. More info, available on the official website, from this link.

TAXI

Taxis can be a good solution for getting around Girona. Obviously, more expensive than buses, they are ideal for groups of two or more people.

Taxis are available at the central train station, the bus station, in the center, in Plaça Independència and Carrer Joan Maragall. Some vehicles are designed for the transport of disabled people and wheelchairs.

CAR

The car is not recommended. If you travel with your own car, the advice is to leave it outside the old city, and move on foot.

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