Portbou international train station is the last one of Spain before coming to France along the Costa Brava. It was opened in 1929, replacing an existing one from 1878, by architect Torras under the influence of Gustave Eiffel French designer, which is evident in forged and glass roof, built with 14 arches.
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Estació de Portbou en nit de lluna plena
Portbou train station, Costa Brava, Spain
Gare de Portbou, Costa Brava, Espagne
Estación de Portbou, junto a la frontera de Francia
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