Editing Girona (section)

===Transport===
[[File:GironaPasseigDeLaMuralla.jpg|thumb|Girona landmarks include [[Girona Cathedral|Saint Mary's Cathedral]] (left) and the City Walls Walkway (right).]]

====Road====
The town is on the [[Autopista AP-7]] and N-II. The city is also the hub of the local road network with routes to the coast and inland towards the Pyrenees.

====Buses====
The city has a comprehensive urban bus service operated by private companies. There are also services to the other towns in the Girona province and long-distance buses.

====Rail====
Girona is served at its new [[Girona railway station|railway station]] to the west of the Old Town. There are conventional trains from [[Barcelona]] to [[Portbou]] and the French border.

Girona is also an important stop on the [[AVE]] services from Paris, Marseille, Toulouse and Figueres to Barcelona, and from Figueres to Barcelona and Madrid.

The journey time to Barcelona is approximately 1 hour 35 minutes on the stopping "Regional" trains, 1 hour and 15 minutes by conventional train ("Media Distancia") or 37 minutes on the [[AVE]]. Madrid is reached in 3&nbsp;h 45&nbsp;min, also on the AVE.

====Airport====
{{main|Girona–Costa Brava Airport}}

The town's airport, Girona-Costa Brava, is {{convert|10|km|0|abbr=off}} south of the town centre. It grew tremendously principally as a result of [[Ryanair]] choosing it as one of their European hubs, but then shrunk again after they relocated most of the flights to [[Barcelona El Prat]].

[[Girona airport|Girona Airport]] is approximately a 30-minute bus ride from the bus terminal and train station in Girona city, and an hour from [[Barcelona]] centre, {{convert|92|km|0|abbr=on}} to the south. The bus stops in the centre of Barcelona, at the ''[[Estació d'Autobusos Barcelona Nord]]'', Barcelona's main bus terminal.

Most low-cost airlines mention "Barcelona" in their descriptions of Girona airport.