Gironès, Administrative division in northeastern Catalonia, Spain
The Gironès is an administrative region in northeastern Catalonia comprising 27 municipalities with Girona as its capital. It sits between several neighboring regions and forms part of Catalonia's territorial organization.
The region has roots in the Roman city of Gerunda, which became modern Girona and served as a strategic location. The area developed over centuries as an important crossroads between the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees.
The region reflects Catalan identity through its architecture, local festivals, and daily traditions visible throughout the municipalities. Catalan language and symbols are present in everyday life and public spaces.
The region is accessible via the AP-7 motorway and has good connections to major transportation routes in northeastern Spain. Girona-Costa Brava Airport provides flight connections to other parts of Europe.
Salt, the second-largest city in the region, has grown substantially while maintaining its own distinct local identity. Despite this expansion, the city preserves its particular character and individual spirit.
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