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.

Just a normal train station like many others, but far from the worst place to get stranded. The…read morebar/bistro is a nice place for drinking a coffee and watching passengers passing by. If you like the hubbub and atmosphere of train stations, don't be afraid of making a stop here while on vacation!

Very nice modern train station inspired by Salvador Dali. There are multiple shopping areas to buy…read morefood or items, as well as grocery store in the basement where you can buy a variety of cheap (€0.39 baguettes) food or sweets. It is the terminus of the TGV and the gateway to transportation in the Perpignan metropolitan area, with connections to bus and rail to the west and along the coast (including trains and buses for just a dollar). For those from the US or England, most members of the station are competent in speaking English.

6 people working for the SNCF soeaking between each others none of them helped me with my big…read moresuitcase

This station is so small and it's hard to determine where to go. Of course the obvious, dirty and…read moresmelly too. There are signs but the construction ( I think it was construction unless it just looks like that) made it difficult to get around. We walked aimlessly trying to find our connecting train and we lucked out. We passed no opportunities to get food, which was a bummer because we were getting on a night train. Get food before you get to this station. The security lines here were ridiculous and inefficient, not to mention unmarked. Lines for specific people/passports and you didn't know until you asked a local or got to the front. We saw someone get to the front of our line, only to tell them they had to wait at the back of another line because they were in the wrong line. All of this for the specific train we were getting on.

A nightmare to travel through in the winter. Pay per pee. Lounge is kept at a brisk 55F. Charging…read moreoutlets don't work. Wait to get a high speed ticket is 20+ minutes. Traveled through on a Sunday. I needed medicine for a head cold but all the pharmacies in town are closed on Sundays. Was not a pleasant experience.

Conveniently located and about a 15 minute walk from the Dali Museum. Just a short ride from…read moreGirona, hop on, and there you go! Dig it!