The 20 best bridges in Girona

Don’t walk run to this iconic Cathedral. The steps are wonderful to sit and people watch and soak in the Game of Thrones feeling. Inside is grand. The cloisters in the garden are lovely to sit and cool off. I bought the 3 in 1 ticket so no need to line up… go to the tourism office in Girona first. They are so helpful. Quite wonderful.

Lovely cathedral and nice to see where they filmed some of the game of thrones. The walk on the wall surrounding it is quite something and worth doing. If you more in depth information it's probably worth going on a small guided tour.

Visiting Girona Cathedral was one of the most memorable experiences of my trip to Spain. Climbing the steep steps to see its stunning Gothic façade and elegant Baroque details, I knew it was going to be unforgettable. Inside, the cathedral’s nave—the widest Gothic nave in the world—left me completely in awe. The way light streamed through the stained-glass windows and highlighted the intricate stonework made me feel like I was walking through centuries of history. What fascinated me even more were the stories hidden within these walls. The cathedral has witnessed pivotal moments in history, from the medieval struggles during the Reconquista to its role as a religious and political center in Catalonia. I was intrigued to learn that it was originally built on the site of an earlier Romanesque church, and its construction spanned several centuries, reflecting the changing styles and influences over time. Beautiful cloisters, which date back to the 11th century, have seen everything from daily monastic life to historical ceremonies that shaped the region. Inside, there is so much to see. The main altar, with its stunning Gothic retablo, is breathtaking, and the Treasury houses priceless religious artifacts, including chalices, reliquaries, and medieval manuscripts. The Museu d’Art Sacre attached to the cathedral showcases beautiful liturgical garments and intricate paintings. I was also captivated by the fantastic rose window at the entrance and the Baroque pulpit, which is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship. Legend adds an extra layer of magic to the cathedral. They say that on quiet nights, the ghostly figure of a white-clad woman—known as the “White Lady of Girona”—wanders the cloisters, mourning a lost love. Locals claim she was a noblewoman whose secret romance ended tragically, and her spirit now lingers, protecting the cathedral and its treasures. This add a pinch of mystery to the history of this magnificent church. Climbing the tower gave me a breathtaking view of Girona’s old town, the Onyar River, and the surrounding hills—it really makes you appreciate how this cathedral has stood as a guardian over the city for centuries.For anyone visiting Girona, the cathedral is not just a sight to see—it’s a journey through time, mystery, and culture. Entrance cost €7.50 and its well worth it.

This is a must see in Girona, from its Gothic architecture to its history and modern-day GOT references. There is something for everyone! While a bit crowded, it never felt overwhelming and we were able to enjoy the climb up the stairs and the views.

A must visit if in Girona especially if you are a game of thrones fan. Jaime rode his horse partially up the stairs which is very impressive. Word is it took 2 weeks to train the horse. Inside is a small museum and amazing architecture for your entry fee. Views from top of stairs are really cool.

I had a fairly negative experience when visiting this cathedral which was a shame. I was approached by some men on the street and shouted at, which took away from the natural beauty and atmosphere of the cathedral, i was warned by locals not to be in the area by myself and they walked me back to the centre of Girona. I think if you are in a group or with a friend it is definitely worth a visit, I was just unlucky, and maybe be a bit more alert if you are a solo female traveller too!

Stunning cathedral with impressive Gothic architecture and the widest Gothic nave in the world. The climb up the stairs is worth it for the view.

Ponte de les Peixateries Velles was built from 1876 to 1877 by the company responsible for constructing the Eiffel Tower in Paris. This pedestrian only bridge is very popular amongst tourists as it connects the historic old part of the city to the new part. It’s bright red painted steel is an eye catcher though the diamond shapes created by crisscrossing the steel beams is also something to marvel at. Definitely recommend

The best view in Girona and the one you see when you google the city. The water was low when I was there but the view was still great. There are a ton of shops and restaurants around as well if you want to stop and eat or shop around.

It’s a nice place that I wished to visit, however, it’s pretty in videos and images but not the same beauty in real. The houses don’t look clean and even the river. Was a bit disappointed after visiting the place.

This bridge has the wow factor, not only because it was designed by Gustave Eiffel's company in 1877, before the famous Eiffel Tower. This red, wrought-iron bridge spans the Onyar River and provides iconic views of Girona's colorful riverside houses.

An avant garde bridge in Girona, Spain that is designed by one famous Gustave Eiffel in 1877. It is a deep red color that is eye-catching and terrific for social share. The bridge is less than nine feet wide, and its length across the Onyar River is about 136 feet. Good view of the river and the buildings along it from the bridge

Great viewing point in Girona separating the city into two halves. You see beautiful colourful house on the banks of Onyar river. There are many local food shops around. This has to be included in your Girona itinerary. It can be crowded most of the time but worth to visit. In the evening this place becomes very happening.

Nice looking bridge, good for pictures

Rio Onyar is a beautiful bridge area in Girona, a small town near Barcelona. This town is so quaint and pretty. I highly recommend a visit here if you have time. The place isn’t packed with people and tourists so it’s a nice place to walk around and see beautiful architecture.

Good place for a walk

Love the view of the houses with their different colors by the canal. It reminds me on "ponte vecchio" in florence.

A river restricted by a dam, can grow quickly.

River with nice views in the heart of Girona

Very beautiful.

(Translated by Google) Most photos you see online give a somewhat distorted impression of this location. The colors are considerably less intense in real life. I also turned up the colors a bit, otherwise it wouldn't have been anything special. So... don't expect too much from this location, or you'll be disappointed. (Original) De meeste foto's die je op internet ziet geven wel een ietwat vertekend beeld van deze locatie De kleuren zijn in het echt behoorlijk minder intens. Ook ik heb mijn kleuren maar wat opgeschroefd want anders was het niet echt iets bijzonders. Dus... verwacht niet te veel van deze locatie want anders gaat het je echt flink tegenvallen

Pretty part of the historic part of town

(Translated by Google) The stone bridge is fine, the traffic is closed at the weekend and there are some stalls located there, from it you go from the old town to a more modern area and you can also take cool photos towards the old town by taking the legendary red bridge of Girona (Original) El pont de pedra està bé, el cap de setmana té el trànsit tallat i hi ha unes paradetes ubicades allà, des d'ell passes del casc antic a una zona més moderna i també pots fer fotos xules cap al casc antic agafant el pont vermell mític de Girona

(Translated by Google) The city's central bridge. It connects the modern era with Las Ramblas and Barrivell. It was formerly a Roman bridge and was demolished and remodeled in 1800. (Original) Puente medular de la ciudad. Con3xion de los moderno con las ramblas y barrivell. Antes era un oyente romano y luego derruido y remodelado en 1800' .

(Translated by Google) From the bridge you have a beautiful view of the colorful houses. The bridge is also a good starting point to visit the ancient city of Girona. (Original) Von der Brücke aus hat man eine schöne Sicht auf die bunten Häuser. Die Brücke ist auch ein guter Startpunkt, um von dort aus die alte Stadt Girona zu besuchen.

(Translated by Google) Recommended place to spend the day, 1 hour from Barcelona you arrive at this beautiful city, a very nice historic center, with a variety of restaurants and shops. Very clean streets and everything very well maintained. (Original) Lugar recomendable, para pasar el día, a 1 hora desde Barcelona llegas a esta preciosa ciudad, centro histórico muy bonito, con variedad de restaurantes y comercios. Calles muy limpias y todo muy bien cuidado.

(Translated by Google) The Pont de Pedra, officially known as the Isabel II Bridge, is one of Girona's most iconic bridges. Built in the 19th century, its massive stone structure connects the old town with the modern city. It's a perfect spot to enjoy panoramic views of the Onyar River and its iconic colorful houses. It's also a frequent meeting point for locals and tourists thanks to its strategic location and proximity to the main shopping streets. (Original) El Pont de Pedra, oficialmente conocido como el Puente de Isabel II, es uno de los pasos más emblemáticos de Girona. Construido en el siglo XIX, su estructura de piedra maciza conecta el casco antiguo con la zona moderna de la ciudad. Es un lugar perfecto para disfrutar de vistas panorámicas del río Onyar y sus icónicas casas de colores. Además, es un punto de encuentro frecuente para locales y turistas gracias a su ubicación estratégica y la proximidad a las principales calles comerciales.

(Translated by Google) Architectural heritage of Catalonia. One of the many historical monuments of Girona is the old stone bridge in the historic part over the Onyar River. The project of 1849 belongs to the engineer Constant Herman. The work began in June 1850 and ended in 1856. From here you can enjoy wonderful views of the old town, the colorful houses that are located along the river. (Original) Архітектурна спадщина Каталонії. Одна із багатьох історичних пам'яток Жирони - старий кам'яний міст у історичній частині  через річку Оньяр. Проект  1849 року, належить інженеру Костянті Герману.  Роботи розпочалися у червні 1850 році і закінчилися у 1856 році. Звідси відкриваються чудові краєвиди на старе місто, на  різнокольорові колоритні будиночки  які розташовані вздовж річки.

Sant Pere de Galligants is one of two Benedictine monasteries in Girona’s historic center. Its construction began in the 10th century in Romanesque style with further construction starting in the 12th century. Tickets cost €7 for adults in April 2025 to the archeological museum that is housed in the monastery. However, even walking around the exterior of the building admiring its architecture is worth it.

Kids area first floor with instructives comics, pictures to colour, other amazing roman glasing vase! Highly informative panels and antique objects. Is really worth a visit

It was mostly empty inside but there were some old tombs and ancient Latin writings. There is big garden at the back of it, it very peaceful. Also if you go upstairs there is an exhibition of history from the oldest to till now. It was very pleasing however I wish they had enough English explanations. Mostly explanations are in Catalan.

If you visit beautiful Girona, this stunning place you must see.

Seriously a walk back in time. Beautiful. Easy to navigate. Shockingly antique. Great on a sunny day or a rainy day. I'd love to see it in the snow.

One of the 5 museums of girona!! This medieval church is the archaeological museum of girona. Where you can expand your wisdom on the subject of medieval architecture and techniques. It is tiny, you will see all the exposition quickly but they usually offer child activities such as build your own mosaic (adults can play it too)

Worst museum ever. Maybe twelve exhibits in glass boxes highly reflective so hard to see what is displayed. At least 11,000 years of human history and this is what they display??

Great experience. Tickets very cheap as included in the Catedral price. Audio guide was part of ticket and extremely informative. Some of the chapels are awe inspiring.

I took an audio guide in Spanish, and my husband took one in English. It was very convenient and interesting! There were few people, I recommend going on a weekday.

Its incredibly beautiful... in my opinion its way cooler on the inside then the cathedral. The tickets are quit cheap. If you're in Girone you HAVE to go check this place i swear its breathtaking 😍.

Visiting the Basilica of Sant Feliu was one of my favorite moments in Girona. It sits just below the cathedral, but in many ways it feels even more ancient and authentic. Knowing that the first church here was built in the 4th century, over the tomb of Saint Feliu, makes the place feel truly special. You can see the layers of history in every stone. The mix of styles is beautiful: the solid Romanesque base, elegant Gothic arches, and touches of Baroque detail show how the church evolved over hundreds of years. The bell tower is stunning up close — slender and graceful, rising high above the old town. Inside basilica is very calm. I loved the collection of Roman and early Christian sarcophagi, carved with such detail that they almost feel alive. The main altar, where the relics of Saint Feliu rest, has a quiet, sacred atmosphere that’s easy to feel even if you’re not religious. It’s a place that combines history, beauty, and peace in a very natural way. Tickets cost only €12 and includes entrance to nearby cathedral and art museum. Audio guides available if you want to know the place better and more detailed.

Probably more photographed than the cathedral because of the cool spire. Don’t miss visiting it.

The Romanesque Gothic Basilica de St. Felix from the 12th-C. has a 16th-C. Baroque facade

Sat across the street to have lunch and found the Basilica very nice to look at. Some missing or destroyed parts on top of the right side tower. I did not enter.

It is a beautiful and expansive place for outdoor activities. It's definitely worth taking a walk, running, riding a bike, bringing your dogs to play, or having a picnic.

Decent park near the centre of Girona. Great place to walk dogs or go for a run

Very large park with exercise equipment, a kids playground, a garden with a place for food and coffee, a large tree grove, a dog park, a large pool and a walking path.

Unfortunately too noisy from busy streets along the perimeter. The park itself is beautiful, with magnificent trees, but all the tourist stuff and attractions they temporarily built for the season are ugly and diminish the purpose of the park.

Very nice walk and picturesque place. Had a nice time walking through the park. Had some coffee at the coffee shop and enjoyed the weather and Woody atmosphere. There are some very nice flowers and peacocks in the park

Really nice park to just relax and let the weight of the day drift away, nice Aspidistra bed

A large park with an impressive tree-lined entrance and two sections - one a large grassed area with playground equipment; another with tall trees like a mini forest. If you go a little further on one side of the tree area, you'll reach a maintained garden that you can relax in that's also next to a restaurant.

The Pont de Sant Feliu is a pedestrian bridge over the Onyar River, one of many in the city that allows across from the east to the west bank or vice versa. It’s probably the northernmost bridge other than Pont de Pedret. The frame of the bridge is constructed using weathering steel, which is why the exterior has rust-like appearance. The bridge is pretty impressive for spanning over 50 metres across the river and with one one span anchored by concrete at t either bank. Like many of the Bridges of the River, there’s good views of the houses that sit on the riverfront. If only the river was flowing with more water, then the views would be even better.

Beautiful views down the canal, with brightly coloured villas reminiscent of Venice.

I saw the bridge at night time and was beautifully decorated with lights. The bridge is crossing over the Onyar river and one can enjoy the view of Saint Felix Church standing imposingly at pont’s connection to Saint Feliu Square.

The Sant Feliu Pedestrian Bridge is a pedestrian bridge over the Onyar River. Built in 1998, the bridge connects Devesa Park with Saint Feliu Square. The bridge main span is 58.4 m. The structural system is a weathering steel frame with only one span, embedded on both ends into the concrete abutments. The bridge comprises a 3.5 m wide deck and it is characterized for being a weathering steel box girder of variable height between 0.6 m at middle span and 1.7 m at supports. The steel hand rail has been conceived to be part of the main structure.

A beautiful bridge with a wonderful view of Girona.

Versiones en inglés y español siguen -English & Spanish versions follow - Magnifiques vues depuis le pont sut l'Onyar, de l'autre côté se trouve La Leona de Girona = lionne de Girone, embrassez la sur les fesses celà porte bonheur....et vous êtes au pied de l'Eglise de Saint Feliu Magnificent views from the bridge on the Onyar, on the other side is La Leona de Girona = Lioness of Girona, kiss on the buttocks this is lucky .... and you are at the foot of the Church of Saint Feliu Magnificent views from the bridge on the Onyar, on the other side is La Leona de Girona = Lioness of Girona, kiss on the buttocks this is lucky .... and you are at the foot of the Church of Saint Feliu

Gorgeous city that keeps an historic senses about itself, especially pony de Sant feliu!

Pont d'en Gómez is one of the many bridges that span the River Onyar. It’s a fairly narrow pedestrian bridge and there’s really not much else one can say about it other that it’s one of those bridges that provide a nice viewpoint to get photos of the colourful buildings on either side of the riverfront.

Picturesque bridge with colorful buildings and wonderful night lightings.

Sightseeing route to cathedral

Great view point

A very beautiful bridge 🌉

I don't know why I'm reviewing a bridge. It's a bridge and you can get some nice photos of Girona from here.

A historic bridge & another scene from Game of Thrones when Jamie & Brianne were captured on kings road to kings landing

We enjoyed the spectacular cloister of the convent of Sant Domènec in the fashion show organized by the University of Girona and Qstura. It was a pleasure to be part of the event in a space with such majesty and history.

(Translated by Google) Founded in the year 1253, with Gothic and Baroque architectural styles. During the 17th century, new baroque style chapels were built; Since 1827 the convent was used as a barracks. The building is property of the University of Girona. Declared Cultural Asset of National Interest (Original) Fundado en el año 1253, de estilos arquitectónicos gótico y barroco. Durante el siglo XVII se construyeron nuevas capillas de estilo barroco; desde el año 1827 el convento se usaba como cuartel. El edificio és propiedad de la Universitat de Girona. Declarado Bien Cultural de Interés Nacional

(Translated by Google) Convent founded in the year 1253. Its church is dedicated to the Annunciation of Mary, construction began in 1254 and was consecrated in 1339. It was used as a barracks after the confiscation of 1835. Since 2013 it has been the headquarters of the Faculty of Letters from the University of Gerona. (Original) Convento fundado en el año 1253. Su iglesia está advocada a la Anunciación de María, comenzó a construirse en 1254 y se consagró en 1339. Fue utilizado como cuartel después de la desamortización de 1835. Desde el año 2013 es la sede de la Facultad de Letras de la Universidad de Gerona.

(Translated by Google) Neo-Gothic Romanesque style convent. Today the main auditorium operates. It is generally closed. (Original) Convento al estilo románico neogotico. Hoy funciona el aula magna.por lo general está cerrado.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old monastery, at the top of the stairs you have a beautiful view over the square (Original) Mooi oud klooster, bovenaan de trappen heb je een mooi uitzicht over het plein

(Translated by Google) Girona flower time (Original) Gérone temps de flors

(Translated by Google) The convent of Sant Domènec de Girona, founded in 1253 by Bishop Berenguer de Castellbisbal and consecrated in 1339, is a monumental complex made up of two cloisters, the convent and a church in early Catalan Gothic style. The building, declared a cultural asset of national interest, is in the eastern part of the old city walled enclosure. The Sant Domènec convent, which is located in the Old Quarter of Girona, close to the medieval wall, is one of the most relevant models of the foundation of a mendicant order in Catalonia, since it has preserved its initial layout, despite the reforms it has undergone. The old convent buildings are occupied by the facilities of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Girona and the nave of the church functions as the Aula Magna of the same faculty. (Original) El convent de Sant Domènec de Girona, fundat el 1253 pel bisbe Berenguer de Castellbisbal i consagrat l'any 1339, és un conjunt monumental format per dos claustres, el convent i una església d'estil gòtic primitiu català. L'edifici, declarat bé cultural d'interès nacional, és a la part de llevant de l'antic clos murallat de la ciutat. El convent de Sant Domènec, que es troba al Barri Vell de Girona, pròxim a la muralla medieval, constitueix un dels models més rellevants de fundació d'orde mendicant a Catalunya, atès que ha conservat la seva distribució inicial, malgrat les reformes sofertes. Les antigues dependències conventuals són ocupades per les instal·lacions de la Facultat de Lletres de la Universitat de Girona i la nau de l'església fa les funcions d'Aula Magna de la mateixa facultat.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful city to visit Really worth it and completely free (Original) Een prachtige stad om te bezoeken Echt de moeite waard en volledig gratis

I love

Not as picturesque as Barcelona but nevertheless a great place to walk around and enjoy the architecture and narrow streets

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Très beau

Wonderful picturesque city particularly the old medieval town.

Outstanding Local Gem for Xuixo (ShuShu) While searching for Xuixo, a friendly local waiter pointed us to this shop, saying it's the best in town-and he was absolutely right! Xuixo (ShuShu) is a pastry only from Girona, Catalonia Spain: deep-fried, sugar-coated, and filled with creamy Crema Catalana. Think of it like a soft, sugar-rolled Cronut filled with light custard. It was our first time trying it!! OMG!! every bite was heavenly creamy, and perfectly balanced. A must-try if you're in town! Highly recommended for the Traditional one! We even bought more to take back as it was that good. @El Xuixo - Great Product and worker are pretty friendly Should open more stores in Barcelona

Very very delicious. Many types of filling, everyone finds something good. We recommend to visit

So delicious!! The guy that helped us was very friendly.

Pastries are not really my cup of tea but I changed my opinion when my friend gave me a taste of chocolate xuixo! Omg delicious! I had to come back to the shop and buy my own haha The place is cute and cosy :)

Lovely traditional girona sweet. If I come back I will be trying more flavours for sure!

Fantastic flavours!

Tried a cardamom xuixo - it was creamy and quite tasty. this is a local girona pastry so definitely worth a try!

A charming old town. Very easy to get lost in the little streets, stopping by the many merchants, picking up snacks, sweets, or an espresso. Wonderful architecture. I really don't know what I am doing "reviewing" a portion of a city, but, such is Google in 2025. I just felt it necessary to echo the sentiments of others that this is a "must do" if you're in the area. Our drive over from Begur was fairly quick and very easy.

There are lots of old buildings, all packed together but not in a bad way. There are also small shops that all have their own unique style, and cute cafes. If you want to go for a walk and learn about history, this is the place to go.

Very photogenic nice place to walk on an weekend evening with plently of food across the bridge.

Beautiful houses painted many different colours along the main river in Girona.

A must see if you come to Girona. They can be seen from the multiple bridges along the river, the hanging painted houses above the river make an interesting view. It's a shame that several of the houses are in rather poor condition.

It is a romantic place to kiss your partner while taking a selfie, lovely old buildings adorn the embankment.

Nice place. Have a unique vibe. Looks beautiful but unfortunately there is no water in the river and the house colors are faded without maintenance. Otherwise a nice place to hang out, especially a weekend evening for a couple or family. Lots of shopping and food options available across the streets. And also, one can have a nice walk through the narrow streets where he/she can witness the old constructions.

Staf hospital Santa Caterina Doctor and nursies servesio muhi Mal very Bad we have a small baby and we are waiting for doctor but they didn't give a response that baby was not good that time. We are waiting for 2 hours 2AM to4AM without checking this is very bad staff

I went to Hospital Santa Caterina to receive the third dose of a rabies vaccine, as part of a post-exposure schedule that I had started in my country. Before my visit, I called the hospital and clearly asked if there would be any cost. I was told there would be no charge. Because normally it was no longer mandatory, the animal being clinically healthy after 10 days. When I arrived in person, I asked again at reception and was once more assured that the vaccine would be free of charge. I presented my valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), but the staff did not show any interest in verifying or using it. After receiving the vaccine, I was suddenly told that I would need to pay for it. This experience was frustrating and unprofessional.

Worst personal I have ever seen, stay away, better go to Trueta. And the ones that speak catalan are the worst. You will have the same result if you stay at home. It's like going to a bad car service and doctors seem like they are working with cars not people. I should give it 0 stars but there is no option for that.

(Translated by Google) Publication only explanatory of the hospital. The Hospital SantaCaterina de Salt (Girona) is a public general hospital, part of the Parc Hospitalari Martí i Julià and managed by the Institut d'Assistència Sanitària (IAS). Opened on 18 September 2004, it offers mental health care (including psychiatric hospitalization) and general medicine. It has between 170 and 178 beds, according to official sources. Green areas for patients to walk and a very good cafeteria. It is clean, illuminated and in summer very good ventilation. Pleasant. (Original) Publicación sólo explicativa del hospital. El Hospital Santa Caterina de Salt (Girona) és un centre hospitalari general públic, part del Parc Hospitalari Martí i Julià i gestionat per l’Institut d’Assistència Sanitària (IAS). Obert el 18 de setembre de 2004, ofereix assistència de salut mental (incloent hospitalització psiquiàtrica) i medicina general. Té entre 170 i 178 llits, segons fonts oficials. Áreas verdes para caminar los enfermos y un muy buen cafeteria. Es limpio iluminado y en verano muy buena ventilación. Agradable.

(Translated by Google) My relative has been waiting for surgery since Friday... without food and without any solutions. I have a relative admitted to Santa Caterina Hospital, and the situation is outrageous. He hasn't been able to eat since Friday, waiting for an operation that they tell him every day will be "tomorrow." The reports clearly state that he needs surgery, but all they do is soothe his pain or talk about discharging him. One surgeon even suggested discharging him, given those same reports. I find it unacceptable that in a public hospital, which we all pay for, there is so little organization and empathy for patients. We only ask for decent care, that they comply with their own instructions, and that they treat people with respect and humanity. (Original) Mi familiar lleva desde el viernes esperando una operación… sin comer y sin soluciones. Tengo a un familiar ingresado en el Hospital Santa Caterina y la situación es indignante. Lleva desde el viernes sin poder comer, esperando una operación que cada día le dicen que será “mañana”. En los informes consta claramente que necesita ser operado, pero lo único que hacen es calmarle el dolor o hablar de darle el alta, incluso un cirujano llegó a plantear darle el alta viendo esos mismos informes. Me parece inaceptable que en un hospital público, que pagamos entre todos, haya tan poca organización y empatía con los pacientes. Solo pedimos una atención digna, que cumplan con lo que ellos mismos indican y que traten a las personas con respeto y humanidad.

(Translated by Google) Today I had an appointment scheduled for 8:05 at Santa Caterina Hospital. Upon arrival, the front desk informed me that the appointment wasn't at that center and gave me an additional form of the lab work I was supposed to do, so I could go to other centers (CAP 1 and CAP 2). After visiting both locations, I was confirmed that the appointment was, in fact, at Santa Caterina Hospital. Faced with this confusion, I called and was kindly assisted by Silvia Montserrat, who was very helpful and helped me clarify the situation. I am very grateful for her care and professionalism. However, I regret that the information provided at the hospital desk was incorrect. I understand that we can all make mistakes, but I think it would have been important for the staff to verify the information more thoroughly before referring me to other centers. These types of errors lead to wasted time and unnecessary inconvenience for patients. I hope this review serves as a point of improvement in the coordination and verification of appointments, to prevent other users from experiencing a similar situation. (Original) Hoy tenía una cita programada a las 8:05 en el Hospital Santa Caterina. Al llegar, en el mostrador me informaron que la cita no correspondía a ese centro y me entregaron un papel adicional de la analítica que me correspondía para que acudiera a otros centros (CAP 1 y CAP 2). Después de desplazarme a ambos lugares, me confirmar on que, en realidad, la cita sí correspondía al Hospital Santa Caterina. Ante esta confusión, llamé por teléfono y fui atendida amablemente por Silvia Montserrat, quien fue muy resolutiva y me ayudó a aclarar la situación. Agradezco mucho su atención y profesionalidad. Sin embargo, lamento que la información facilitada en el mostrador del hospital fuera errónea. Entiendo que todos podemos equivocarnos, pero considero que hubiera sido importante que el personal verificara mejor la información antes de derivarme a otros centros. Este tipo de errores genera pérdida de tiempo y molestias innecesarias para los pacientes. Espero que esta reseña sirva como punto de mejora en la coordinación y verificación de citas, para evitar que otros usuarios pasen por una situación similar.

(Translated by Google) I had the misfortune of being in a traffic accident in which a child ran a stop sign, and I ended up in the emergency room at Santa Caterina Hospital with a fractured talus. I'm not going to question the medical expertise or the severity of the injury, but listening during the operation was one of the most painful things I've ever experienced. It was like sitting at a bar listening to people freaking out over your foot. The freak-out apparently went through walls, and I ended up being the talk of the entire hospital. But that wasn't the worst part; I ended up with a fixator for four days and then undergoing surgery at the Bofill hospital. The operation wasn't completed, and the ball was passed to the "universal insurance company" to finish the job. That procedure, besides delaying the recovery process, leaves you with two surgeries in four days, with all the consequences that entails for your body. (Original) Tuve la desgracia de sufrir un accidente de tráfico en el cual un niño se salta un STOP y acabé en urgencias del santa Caterina con el astrágalo fracturado. No voy a dudar de la capacidad médica ni de la gravedad de la lesión, pero estar escuchando dentro de la operación fue de lo más penoso que me ha pasado en la vida. Era como estar en la barra de un bar mientras escuchabas a personas flipando con tu pie. El flipe por lo visto traspasó paredes y acabé siendo la comidilla del día en todo el hospital. Pero lo peor no fue eso, fue acabar con 1 fijador 4 días para posteriormente ser operado en la bofill. No se acabó la operación y se le pasó la pelota a la "mutua laboral" para que remate la faena. Ese procedimiento a parte de retrasar el proceso recuperador, te deja con 2 operaciones en 4 días, con todo lo que conlleva para el cuerpo.