10h - Monday
Route of the visit: medieval bridge, Jewish baths (mikveh) and synagogue.
Duration: 30 min.
Prior reservation at the Besalú Tourist Office is essential.
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Guided tour A walk through the street
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Date
From 12 of July at1 of September of 2024
Location
Besalú Tourist Office
Price
€2.5. Children -12, free. Disabled, 50%
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