   In Girona you will find everything! It is well worth taking a walk around the city, just window-shopping or trawling through the market stalls on a Tuesday or Saturday, or having a look at the street markets that set up throughout the year. The scope of shopping possibilities is just one more attraction for visitors. The historic centre has been pedestrianised, allowing the visitor to combine a walk around the city with a look at some of the wide variety of shops. Many shops have sprung up in the 'Eixample' area as well as in the new areas of Palau-Montilivi and Güell-Girona. Located near the north and south approaches to the city are specialized shopping centres and hypermarkets.
 From Girona you can take with you or sample while you are there, some of the traditional products of the area, such as the 'xuixo' cake, sweet 'botifarra' pork sausage, black earthenware, chocolates inspired by city legends, iron craftwork, objects and work produced by craftspeople, artists and other inhabitants of the city.  Concert: Small and great works for violin and piano Wednesday 8th February 2012
CASA DE CULTURA Pl. Hospital 6 17 002 - Girona 972 202 013 20 h By Victoria Fernandez, Antoni Besses and violin, piano. Organized by: Isaac Albéniz Conservatory of Music of Girona. Thursday 9th february 2012
SUNSET JAZZ CLUB C. Jaume Pons Martí 12 Acc, BS 17004 - GIRONA 872 080 145 22 h Price: 5.00 euros From 15th and 16th February 2012
Green Forum is taking over the SPV, the Fair Ground, and Garden Accessories from Girona. The meeting dates and changes will take place on 15 and 16 February at the Palace of Congresses of Girona. Green Forum is a living dynamic and intense. A meeting point for national and international green industry professionals. Sunday 26th february 2012
Fresh, bold, surreal and sinners ... The Girona Pulpopop have one of the most astonishing and unclassifiable for the Catalan scene. Price: 6 euros Time: 19pm 23rd April 2012
On the day of the Patron Saint of Catalonia, the streets are filled with stalls selling books and roses. The neighbourhood of the Rambla, and Argenteria typical pedestrian streets, celebrate the Spring Festival, the Tarlà is suspended: an effigy, in remembrance of the acrobat who, according to legend, entertained the inhabitants during an epidemic. 
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