Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Lift in the underground walkway

Lift in the underground walkway

Lift in the underground walkway

Lift in the underground walkway

Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Estació Train
Photo from platform 2. Wheelchair ramp from platform 1

Photo from platform 2. Wheelchair ramp from platform 1

    Train & Tram stationsUpdated a month ago

    Estació Train

    Parking

    Parking is completely free. Accessible parking spots are available on both sides of the road. On the station side, you’ll find an accessible parking bay located right next to the entrance — it’s only 20 metres from the main entrance, which makes for easy and safe access.

    If you prefer to park on the other side of the road, you can cross via an underground tunnel equipped with a lift to reach the opposite side of the station, where accessible spots are also available. However, we’d recommend parking at the bay next to the station if you can, as it offers the most convenient access and safest drop-off point. The far side is heavily transited by other vehicles, so it’s not ideal for drop-offs.

    There are not accessible toilets in the station.

    Arriving and entering

    You’ll arrive at the taxi rank right outside, which connects directly to the station entrance. The main entrance isn’t especially wide but is manageable, at around 1.5 metres.

    Buying tickets

    Just inside, in front of you and slightly to the left before the counter, you’ll find the ticket machines. They aren’t the easiest to use, but staff at the counter are easy to reach if you’d rather get a hand.

    Counter desk trading hours: 6am–10pm

    Boarding and staff assistance

    Once you’ve bought your ticket, staff will help you onto the train. Please note that not all carriages are accessible — staff will direct you to an accessible carriage. The accessible carriages have deployable ramps built in, and an employee will set one up so you can board. They’ll open the accessible doors for you, which are over 1.8 metres wide; if you need more room, there’s an even wider door — the next one along on the left — clearly marked with accessibility signage. The staff are friendly and happy to assist.

    Platforms and directions

    As you exit the ticket area, Platform 1 is in front of you, with trains heading towards Sant Vicenç de Calders. To travel towards Barcelona, you’ll need a different platform — the lifts are on the left as you leave the ticket area and will take you across to connect to it.

    Getting around and exit

    There’s an easier way to exit on platform 1, through a ramp


    All platform access
    Boarding ramp
    No accessible toilet
    Accessible parking

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