🚞 Estación de Canfranc, Jaca y Aínsa, joyas de Aragón - 🔥 CARROS DE FOC #3

[@FernandoSBVideos]

Excelente video, que bien os cuidais, muchas gracias por la info, y esa maravillosa lección de historia, que hace que el video sea mucho más interesante. Los emplazamientos geniales y muy interesantes y las tomas e imágenes geniales. Un abrazo desde Madrid

¡Muchas gracias Fernando!

[@resiacueva3892]

Hi there thanks for sharing your video, the scenery looks beautiful, I wish I could understand your native language, I think the history of CANFRAN is very interesting . I want to visit this place one day when this covid thing is over. How to go there from DUBLIN, IRELAND.......THANKS

Hi Resia! Hope one day you could visit Canfranc. The Pyrenees are outstanding. The best way to reach Canfranc from Dublín is take a flight to Barcelona. Once there, you have to take a the AVE, the Spanish high speed train, till the city of Zaragoza. This journey will take you 1 hour and 41 minutes. I've recomend you to spend a few days in Zaragoza. After that, you need to take another train, in this case a "Regional" train. It's said that the 4 hours journey till Canfranc is incredible, as you can enjoy the beatyness of the Pyrinees landscape. Kind regards, Adrián.

[@resiacueva3892]

@ ADRIAN, THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY , I LL TAKE NOTE OF YOUR ADVICE...

[@montseguardia8457]

Coincido totalmente con Aínsa. És Boí.. 😉😅

¡Hola Montse! Ya me dí cuenta, escribí Bohí :(

[@urbex_places_]

@ En español es Bohí, en catalán es Boí, al igual que en español es Lérida y en catalán Lleida.

[@adelamariapascualaguilo1176]

@@urbex_places_ Fijaté !!!