Yelp asks if I rate a train station. Normally I don't review train stations unless they are of…read morehistorical interest but here's an exception as there's lots of shops and a great cafe serving darn good coffee and sandwiches. My wife's go to is Ale Hop and lo and behold there's one here. What is also worth noting is that the stations are staffed by people not devoid of staff the way countries like England and Wales have gone.

Easy to navigate and accessible. It's about a 15 minute walk from Barri Vell and you have multiple…read moreoptions for snacks and food in the surrounding area. Also, the bus station is located in the same station, so you can easily purchase or transfer to different destinations from the station.

Easy train station to go through. Nice kiwis bar across the street when waiting for your train. 20…read moreminute car ride to the Naturist village in Agde. We love France..

Small train station. Area to purchase tickets in person or by machine. Nice waiting area. Plenty of…read morevending machines for snacks and a small cafe.

I rolled into Barcelona Sants Estació from Paris to begin the second leg of my trip in Barcelona…read more Train stations tend to be chaotic, and they're prime spots for people to get pickpocketed, so I like to spend at little time in them as possible, and constantly be moving while there. This is the main train station in the city, and as such it's quite large with several different areas and connections. I was a little confused once we arrived as I needed to find the Metro, but after orienting myself it was no issue. Besides that, Barcelona Sants Estació is really no frills. It got me where I needed to go, and at the end of the day that's all that matters.

The main train station in Barcelona, therefore the busiest almost all the time…read more Currently there is a lot of construction work going on inside and out. So paths are a bit constricted and not clearly marked. I recently took the inOui from Paris to BCN, a 7 hour trip that was nicer than the bustle of air travel. Arriving at 10 pm BCN Sants was quite busy, but was able to pop up easily and get out of the station. I would have liked to have grabbed a sandwich to take to the hotel, but construction made it impossible to find a vendor. The outside construction and some rain made areas a muddy and rough mess. Bummer, it has been a great station in the past. Just be aware of pick pockets here.

Vic's railway station is on the R3 commuter line from Barcelona to Puigcerda and La Tour de la…read moreCarol in France, the last remaining line between the two countries over the Pyrenees. The station has been substantially modernised; the original building at street level provides access to a large, modern 4-platform station in a deep concrete cutting, with lift and escalator access. The ticket office is in a modern building above the platforms. There's a cafe and waiting area. The station has a roughly hourly train service from Barcelona, most of which terminate here, with a handful going further north to the border. Trains take between an hour and 90 minutes, depending on the stopping pattern.

One of my favorite train stations. Nice art Inside, and when you exit look up to notice the amazing…read morebuildings by Gaudi.