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- 2,4 km

Commuters rely on this terminal for direct regional escapes toward the Costa Brava, trading high-speed inland connections for slower coastal track access.
The terminal originated as the primary rail destination for trains arriving from France, which established its name. Rebuilt to welcome attendees for the Barcelona International Exposition, the grand site features monumental terminal buildings designed by architect Pedro Muguruza. These structures wrap around the tracks in a broad U-shape, creating a distinct curved rail hall inaugurated under the reign of King Alfonso.
Following a prolonged closure for comprehensive structural renovations, the station resumed operations in time for the Olympic Games. Today it functions as a major rail terminus serving departures toward the Costa Brava and northern destinations. Long-term residents traveling outbound benefit from wide platforms and reduced foot traffic compared to underground metro hubs, though route options remain limited to regional lines.
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