La Escala

L'Escala is the gateway to the gulf of Roses, from a geographical as well as a tourist point of view. This village, which is one of the main fishing harbours along the coast, is also an important tourist centre, combining the smell of salt water with the bustle of tourists who add a note of colour and joy to it. For them the village has a special attraction that are the trainyeros, typical boats which leave the harbour at night with their lamps lit to go fishing.

La Escala


Area: Beyond Barcelona
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1 semaine de repos
bazile de lyon (24 Jul 2010 - 14:50)
j'y serai du 9 au 16 mai pourvu qu'il fasse beau
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Barcelona.com - 3 Oct 2024 - 07:42
@CC
Hello CC, To travel from Sitges to Barcelona Airport (specifically Terminal 2), you can take a train but there is no direct train service. Here's how you can do it: Take the R2 Sud train from Sitges: This line runs directly to El Prat de Llobregat station. The train departs frequently from Sitges, and the trip to El Prat de Llobregat takes about 30-35 minutes. Transfer at El Prat de Llobregat: Once you arrive at this station, you need to switch to the R2 Nord train heading to Barcelona Airport (Aeroport T2). This is a short ride of around 6-7 minutes. The overall journey from Sitges to Terminal 2 at Barcelona Airport takes roughly 50-60 minutes, depending on wait times between connections. The trains are generally punctual and frequent, so it’s a convenient option. Best,
Barcelona.com - 3 Oct 2024 - 07:42
@sam
Hello sam, According to the Town Hall, the market will continue to operate throughout the renovation, with the possibility of occasional or partial closures. Best,
CC - 3 Oct 2024 - 07:32
Sitges train to Barceona airport
Sitges to Terminal 2 by train.is there a direct train?
BrandaK - 3 Oct 2024 - 07:30
Manifesta 24
Manifesta is always very interesting; I'm sure Manifesta 24 is a must-see. cya
sam - 3 Oct 2024 - 07:30
works
The Boqueria market will remain open during the construction work in 2025?
Anthony - 2 Oct 2024 - 12:08
great
Bar del Pla is one of my favorite tapas bars in Barcelona. it's really delicious and i can't thank the owners enough for their warm welcome.
Barcelona.com - 20 Sep 2024 - 08:58
@VK
Hello VK, here's the new schedule of free admission to the Picasso museum in Barcelona: First Sunday of each month (advance booking required)*. Open days: February 11, May 18 and September 24 (reservation required)* November 1 to April 30: Thursday, 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm (reservation required)* May 2 to October 31: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm (booking advisable)*. *Free opening hours: Online tickets available on Mondays from 10am. best,
VK - 20 Sep 2024 - 08:36
Free entry on Thursdays
Apparently it’s 7-9PM not as it’s stated here 6-9:30PM

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    5 comments

    1. 1 semaine de repos - bazile de lyon (24 Jul 2010 - 14:50)

      j'y serai du 9 au 16 mai pourvu qu'il fasse beau

    2. lescala - gabriele (17 Dec 2008 - 15:30)

      l escala classico paese di pescatori.dove tutto si fa bello 15 20 giorni in agosto.........poi cala il sipario.solo appartamenti a costi esagerati es.2 camere da letto da un minimo di 1500 fino a un massimo di 2000 x settimana.3 4 strutture alberghier insufficienti al turismo da ospitare.spiagge bellissime.....provate acercare un bagno.non ce ne sono e quasi tutti i ristoranti sul famosissimo riells spongono un cartello con scritto bagni solo x i clienti del ristorante.potrei scrvere pagine sulla costa brava in generale.......io sono residente non sono turista.ciao atutti.

    3. L'Escala - Aurore (23 Jul 2008 - 21:21)

      Voilà 2 fois que je me rends à l'Escala, d'ailleurs l'année prochaine je serai de nouveau au rendez-vous.
      Je confirme ce que Jérome dit. On y est allés ensemble.
      Petite station sympa; A recommander.

    4. Ville extra! - Elisabeth (4 Aug 2007 - 00:09)

      cela fais 15ans que j'y vais tt les été ...
      Une ville vraiment sympa et trés proche de la france !
      Il y en a pour tout les gouts
      Le port, les resto, les bar, les boite, les boutiques et ses plages manifique surtout celle de Empurias !
      Enfin c'est superr..
      Depart pour l'escala : DEMAIN =D
      15éme année ...

    5. l'escala - jérôme houmard (28 Jun 2007 - 12:58)

      super ville et ambiance géniale.
      j'y suis déjà allé 3 fois et je compte y retourner l'année prochaine. il y a bcp de jolis endroits à voir dans les environs.
      multitudes de restos sympas et de bonne qualité, pour tous les goûts et prix raisonnables.
      les plages,surtout celles près des ruines d'empuries sont magnifiques et très bien entretenues.
      sur la rue principale qui longe le front de mer,il y a un petit bistrot (entre la banque et la pizzeria) qui sert une sangria excellente... avis aux amateurs!!!!!
      le soir,l'animation ne manque pas et de nombreux commerces permettent de faire des achats sympas.
      le soir également, environ 2 fois par semaine, à voir absolument, un artiste qui fait de la peinture uniquement avec des aérosols de peinture. extraordinaire!!!!!
      en résumé,il faut s'y rendre pour apprécier cette jolie ville!

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