Portbou

E170470

Portbou is a small coastal town in northeastern Catalonia, Spain, near the French border, known as the place where philosopher Walter Benjamin died while fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe.

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Label Occurrences
Portbou canonical 2
Portbou harbour 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal town
municipality
adjacentTo Cerbère
borderWith France
coastType rugged Mediterranean coast
country Spain
governingBody Ajuntament de Portbou
hasArtwork Passages memorial
hasBorderCrossingWith Cerbère
hasCemetery Portbou cemetery
hasCoastlineFeature rocky coves
small beaches
hasFacility railway customs and control facilities
hasHistoricalRole escape route from Nazi-occupied Europe
refuge route during Spanish Civil War
hasMemorialTo Walter Benjamin
hasPort Portbou self-linksurface differs
surface form: Portbou harbour
hasRailwayStation Portbou railway station
heritage railway architecture
isRailTerminusFor Iberian-gauge lines from Barcelona
standard-gauge lines from France
knownFor border railway junction
death of Walter Benjamin
locatedIn Empordà
surface form: Alt Empordà

Catalonia
Costa Brava
Province of Girona
eastern Pyrenees region
northeastern Spain
locatedNear French border
locatedOn Mediterranean Sea
officialLanguage Catalan
Spanish
partOf comarca of Alt Empordà
Passages memorialDesigner Dani Karavan
placeOfDeathOf Walter Benjamin
postalCode 17497
primaryEconomicActivity fishing
railway services
tourism
roadConnection D914 road (France)
N-260 road
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time
uses Iberian-gauge railway
standard-gauge railway

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Walter Benjamin deathPlace Portbou
Portbou hasPort Portbou self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Portbou harbour