Why fly to Sarajevo?
Welcoming, atmospheric, and drowning in sunshine, Sarajevo’s a perfect city break from the norm.
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Welcoming, atmospheric, and drowning in sunshine, Sarajevo’s a perfect city break from the norm.
Holidays in Sarajevo serve up a charming blend of Ottoman heritage, Austro Hungarian elegance and powerful modern history in one compact, walkable centre.
Kick things off in Baščaršija, the old bazaar packed with coffee houses, craft shops and the famous Sebilj fountain. Walk to the Latin Bridge, then visit the Tunnel of Hope to delve into Sarajevo’s deep history. For big views, take the cable car up Trebević Mountain and enjoy peaceful forest walks above the city.
With pocket-friendly dining, friendly locals, and a unique East meets West feel, Sarajevo’s perfect for a laid-back city break with a twist.
You can get to Girona from the airport via bus, taxi, or private transfer.
Girona-Costa Brava Airport is located around 12 km south of Girona city centre, and the most convenient option for most travellers is the direct Sagalés Line 607 bus. The bus departs from outside the terminal and travels to Girona Bus Station (Estació d'Autobusos), which is next to the city's main railway station. The journey typically takes around 25 to 30 minutes.
Alternatively, taxis are available directly outside the terminal and provide a faster, door-to-door service. A taxi journey to Girona city centre takes approximately 20 minutes and usually costs between €25 and €35, depending on traffic and the time of day.
A direct flight from London to Girona is approximately two hours.
Girona's beautifully preserved medieval quarter is the city's main attraction. Wander through its narrow cobbled streets, hidden squares and historic buildings. It's compact enough to explore on foot and has a wonderfully authentic atmosphere.
Girona is very safe but, as with all tourist destinations, you should still keep an eye on your belongings and avoid dimly lit areas. Most of the city is safe to navigate even well into the night as it stays populated and public transportation remains highly efficient.
The official currency in Girona is the Euro (EUR) and you'll only be able to spend this currency while in the city. It's best practice to bring paper money with you, as smaller establishments and public transportation options may not always accept credit or debit cards.
In Girona, you'll hear Catalan and Spanish (Castilian) spoken every day. Girona is in Catalonia, where Catalan is the traditional local language and is widely used on street signs, menus, in shops and in public life.







