getting to Can Fabes
Hello, the four of us have a lunch res for Can Fabes this Sunday. We ware staying in a hotel off the Ramblas. What is the easiest way to get there? If you could be specific with train station locations and names and times if you have them that would be great. Or should we get a taxi and how much would that be?! Any help greatly appreciated.
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Same advice as above and take the train. It will save you many Euros. It is easy since each stop is clearly marked with a large sign of the town. Also inside the train compartment is a sign marking the next stop with an announcement. At the Passig de Gracia station, look for "Renfe" and not the regular Barcelona subway. The Spanish train system has a website in English that has the schedule, fare, etc. The link is:
http://horarios.renfe.es/hir/ingles.html
I've taken this train many times. The first time, I had trouble fnding the restaurant but just asked as just about everyone in town knows where it is. Enjoy the meal, a great restaurant.›9 Replies-
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re: PBSF
PBSF, I think you're mistaken w.r.t. the first train on Sundays. The Renfe Rodalies website shows 6 trains on Sundays before the 11:29 (about once an hour, starting at 6:33).
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re: PBSF
Rodalies (Catalan)/Cercanias (Spanish) is the name Renfe gave to their commuter networks in all the major cities. Line C2 is part of the Rodalies network for the Barcelona hub. in this context, the word "cercanias" literally means outskirts.
So indeed this is a commuter line, and no, it doesn't go as far as Girona or Figueres. You can, I believe, take the train to Girona/Figueres/Port Bou/Perpignan in the Passeig De Gracia station as well.
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re: PBSF
Cercanías trains don't show up when you do a search on the regular Renfe site. You have to go to the cercanías page for the city/hub in question to see these trains (renfe.es-->cercanías-->seleccione un núcleo dropdown). Sometimes the cercanías trains duplicate parts of Renfe routes, but are local trains that make more stops. Sometimes they run on completely different tracks. Renfe's site is a crazy mess. Just when everyone gets it all figured out, they do a redesign and mess it up in some new way.
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Take the train from Paseo de Gracia Station to Sant Celoni, the ride is about 50 minutes. The line you're taking is Rodalies C2.
On Sundays you have trains at 11:29, 11:33, 12:33, 13:30 and 13:33, so plan accordingly.
Then it's a 10 minute walk from the station to the restaurant, see the map here:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&h...›2 Replies
