Pont Eiffel Girona & Onyar Houses
About Pont Eiffel Girona & Onyar Houses
The Pont Eiffel of Girona, officially called Pont de les Peixateries Velles, is a red iron bridge designed by Gustave Eiffel and his company in 1877, twelve years before the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It crosses the Onyar river right next to the colorful Onyar Houses, the postcard image of Girona. The bridge is open to pedestrians 24/7 and is free to visit. The best vantage point to photograph both the Pont Eiffel and the Onyar Houses together is from the Pont de Pedra, just downstream. The Onyar Houses themselves were repainted in ochres, reds and yellows in a 1980s restoration plan led by architects Bohigas and Tarrus.
Practical Information
đź“Ť LocationOld Town, Girona, Spain
🎫 AccessOpen to the public
đź’° Price RangeFree
Features & Attractions
- âś“ Pont Eiffel (iron bridge by Gustave Eiffel)
- âś“ Iconic ochre and red Onyar Houses
- âś“ Best view from Pont de Pedra
- âś“ Postcard view of Girona
- âś“ Reflections in the river
- âś“ Free 24/7 access
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Pont Eiffel Girona & Onyar Houses located?
- Pont Eiffel Girona & Onyar Houses is located in Old Town, Girona, Girona province, Spain.
- How much does Pont Eiffel Girona & Onyar Houses cost?
- Prices start from Free. Check the booking options above for current availability and pricing.
- Can anyone visit Pont Eiffel Girona & Onyar Houses?
- Access: Open to the public. Contact the park directly for the latest access policies.