Girona's rich medieval heritage is a testament to its historical significance in Catalonia. The city's Cathedral, with its expansive Gothic nave, is renowned as the widest of its kind in the world. Visitors can also explore the Basilica of Sant Feliu, notable for its remarkable works of art and slender bell tower. The Arab baths, echoing the design of Roman and Islamic baths, and the Jewish quarter, known as the Call, offer a glimpse into the diverse cultural influences that have shaped the city. Each year, Girona's medieval past is celebrated during the "Temps de Flors" event, when many monuments are adorned with flowers and some private courtyards are opened to the public.