Depart from central Barcelona and travel in a comfortable vehicle for about an hour and a half to Girona, which is a medieval gem. Once there, take a short coffee break and prepare for the guided walking tour. Start the walking tour by crossing the bridge over the Onyar river to get an up-close view of the picturesque pastel-colored houses. Continue on to the Sant Feliu Church, where you can find part of the original medieval wall of Girona that forms part of the construction of the basilica.  Next, stroll over to the gothic Cathedral of Girona, which was founded in 1038 and is the second widest gothic cathedral in the world, after the Vatican. This monument has a long history spanning 1,000 years. Get lost in the winding streets of the Gothic quarter and learn about the small community of 20 families who settled here in the 10th-century. Learn about their rich legacy of culture in one of the most preserved Jewish quarters in Europe.  Take a short trip to Calella de Palafrugell, a stunning coastal town, where you will enjoy a three-course meal at a local restaurant situated on the beach. You have the opportunity to sample the local fare including paella or fresh fish accompanied by wine from the surrounding vineyards. After lunch, you have free time to walk on the beach on your own, dip your feet in the sea or take a swim. When the tour ends, be returned to the departure point in central Barcelona.