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alectrevor Says: Just relax in the peace and quite of this lovely place.
Juventos: Budget Accommodation Port Bou Spain
alectrevor Says: Clean and comfortable. Cheap at 20 euro single. Room basic,but bathroom next door modern. The Hostal is next door to a bar run by the hostal, friendly staff. If you are looking for an Hotel, just round the corner is the Hotel La Masia.
landsberger64 Says: Due to the vagaries of international transportation agreements (and the fact they have different train gauges), getting TO Portbou can only be done from France on an SNCF train. The SNCF train then turns around and returns to France (Cerbere) without (officially) loading any...
alectrevor Says: Port Bou is a charming little resort at the French/Spanish border , ideal if you on a long journey and need to pause for a bit. Barcelona is 2 and a half hours by RENFE train and Paris is about 6 and a half hours by SNCF train. Port Bou also fine for a stop if travelling by...
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Just relax in the peace and quite of this lovely place.
Q: Does anybody know if there are two stations in Portbou (one in the french side and one in the spanish side) or just one station?...
A: There is only one rail station, it is rather large for a small town. Trains usually connect. See my Port Bou on VT.
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Port Bou Spain is on the border of France, a charming little resort with a small bay and small boat marina. There are plenty of bars and eating places,even in March.
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Port Bou is one of those European border towns that has lost its former function. It once lived on customs officers, police, and the international train station. It now survives on any thing that can...
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The Pirineos tumble to the Mediterráneo to the south of Perpignan, forcing the coastal railway into a string of tunnels, and the coastal road into convolutions as it scales the heights. For more...
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