Metro Station Espanya - Barcelona 🇪🇸 - Walkthrough 🚶

filmed in February 2020
Espanya is a station on the L1, L3 and L8 lines.
The station opened on June 10, 1926 (the L3 platforms opened on July 15, 1975).
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[@marciliomathias4525]

My favourite city in Europe.

[@mickyklangen8776]

Oppo 😅😅
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[@primefernandoalonso]

Fun fact: the L1’s trains are wider than the other lines. (Iberian Gauge)

[@kareemezra1350]

I guess I'm quite off topic but does anybody know of a good place to watch new tv shows online?

[@surreiro]

Debajo de esa estación, aún existe la original

[@faycal.uliajana5079]

Yay barcelona!

[@CatzHTU]

I live there

[@faycal.uliajana5079]

@@CatzHTU me too

[@Marc-pv8gc]

​@@CatzHTU Me too

[@metrobcnlarik4932]

Very nice video

[@MetroCheck]

Very nice comment!

[@bushraamjid9299]

Espanya

[@metrobcnlarik4932]

My favorite station in Barcelona is Vilapicina L5

[@Busestrenes]

Good video

[@MetroCheck]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sergioordiales8675]

Great thanks video

[@MetroCheck]

You're welcome!

[@dot6507]

Sehr gut!

[@MetroCheck]

Danke!

[@selindeverbij3393]

I vaguely remember a transfer tunnel panelled with wood. Do you know which station this might be?
Maybe It's just a false memory.

[@MetroCheck]

Do you mean a station in Barcelona? Did you visit the station yourself or do you remember it from a TH-cam video?

[@selindeverbij3393]

@@MetroCheck Yes, I visited Barcelona in 2011. For some reason the metro didn't impress me much, which frustrates me now. I just remember almost being robbed and these wooden panels.

[@MetroCheck]

Oh ok... I have only seen about 25% of the metro stations in Barcelona yet, so if there's a tunnel with wooden panels, it's still waiting for a visit from me. 🙂
But perhaps someone else who's reading these comments can help out with the station name...

[@MetroCheck]

I just uploaded a video of Can Boixeres - so far the only station panelled with wood in Barcelona that I could find... Perhaps this is the station you mean?🙂

[@selindeverbij3393]

Well, it was a transfer corridor, so it's very easy to miss. I think it was between line 8 and some other line but I don't remember which one.
It sure looked like the wooden panels in the video you uploaded!

[@TheTransitChannel]

Geiles Video! 💶🎇🌉🛤🕌🗽

[@MetroCheck]

Danke! 🙏

[@Tzanikopoulos]

Pretty cool

[@MetroCheck]

Thank you!

[@MrFlorinda]

Barcelona is great, but its' metro is definetely one of the ugliest and most distasteful I have ever been to. Such a contrast with the rich, eclectic architecture outside.

[@MetroCheck]

...but it's not as ugly as the metro in Milan (I hope no one from Milan is reading this) 🙂

[@MrFlorinda]

@@MetroCheck Well, but in Milan, at least they are more coherent.
In BCN, on the corridors, you have series of dreadful tiles , one after another.
And there are a few stations (Centrale and Loreto If I remember correctly) that were refurbished and look much better :)

[@primefernandoalonso]

I agree 50%
Barcelona metro’s old stations are boring, true. But if you for example visit any station of the L5 you will see it’s much more modern (except Can Boixeres).

[@saptarshichowdhury9138]

But not ugly as new York's or any other American city 🙂

[@OrihuelaClubDeAlterne]

Well, it does its propose