Canfranc International Station, Canfranc

Canfranc International Station opened in 1928 as one of Europe's largest stations, a 241-metre Beaux-Arts palace with 365 windows built for the cross-border line to France through the Somport tunnel.

Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 20:15 Europe/Madrid

Canfranc International Station, Canfranc — Canfranc International Station opened in 1928 as one of Europe's largest stations, a 241-metre Beaux-Arts palace with 365 windows built for the cross-border line to France through the Somport tunnel. — **Canfranc International Station, Canfranc**
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Canfranc International Station opened in 1928 as one of Europe's largest stations, a 241-metre Beaux-Arts palace with 365 windows built for the cross-border line to France through the Somport tunnel.

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