Travel from Paris to San Sebastian [closed]



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Three of us are planning to leave from Paris to spend a week in Hendaye and San Sebastian. Is it more convenient/cheaper to go by car or by train ? Any restrictions to taking a rented car over from France into Spain and back ?










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  • 5 years ago, I went to San Sbastian and in that time the train was cheaper.

    – user42170
    Apr 12 '16 at 7:52







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    These are really two separate questions. On one hand you are asking about cheap transport from Paris to San Sebastian. Now, what is cheap and convenient for you? You'll need to be more specific or else the question will be deemed opinion-based. Secondly you are asking about restrictions for international travel when renting a car. This is a separate question and should therefore be asked in its own post. Note though that it is likely that we already covered this on Travel.SE. Have a search and see.

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    Apr 12 '16 at 8:41






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    Paris - Irun is covered by TGVs. Then at Irun you can board a local train ( Cercanías - Aldiriak ). That would be the most convenient route... for me!

    – orique
    Apr 12 '16 at 13:24

















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Three of us are planning to leave from Paris to spend a week in Hendaye and San Sebastian. Is it more convenient/cheaper to go by car or by train ? Any restrictions to taking a rented car over from France into Spain and back ?










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closed as too broad by JoErNanO♦, mts, blackbird, VMAtm, chx Apr 12 '16 at 19:50


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  • 5 years ago, I went to San Sbastian and in that time the train was cheaper.

    – user42170
    Apr 12 '16 at 7:52







  • 2





    These are really two separate questions. On one hand you are asking about cheap transport from Paris to San Sebastian. Now, what is cheap and convenient for you? You'll need to be more specific or else the question will be deemed opinion-based. Secondly you are asking about restrictions for international travel when renting a car. This is a separate question and should therefore be asked in its own post. Note though that it is likely that we already covered this on Travel.SE. Have a search and see.

    – JoErNanO♦
    Apr 12 '16 at 8:41






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    Paris - Irun is covered by TGVs. Then at Irun you can board a local train ( Cercanías - Aldiriak ). That would be the most convenient route... for me!

    – orique
    Apr 12 '16 at 13:24













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Three of us are planning to leave from Paris to spend a week in Hendaye and San Sebastian. Is it more convenient/cheaper to go by car or by train ? Any restrictions to taking a rented car over from France into Spain and back ?










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Three of us are planning to leave from Paris to spend a week in Hendaye and San Sebastian. Is it more convenient/cheaper to go by car or by train ? Any restrictions to taking a rented car over from France into Spain and back ?







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closed as too broad by JoErNanO♦, mts, blackbird, VMAtm, chx Apr 12 '16 at 19:50


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closed as too broad by JoErNanO♦, mts, blackbird, VMAtm, chx Apr 12 '16 at 19:50


Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.














  • 5 years ago, I went to San Sbastian and in that time the train was cheaper.

    – user42170
    Apr 12 '16 at 7:52







  • 2





    These are really two separate questions. On one hand you are asking about cheap transport from Paris to San Sebastian. Now, what is cheap and convenient for you? You'll need to be more specific or else the question will be deemed opinion-based. Secondly you are asking about restrictions for international travel when renting a car. This is a separate question and should therefore be asked in its own post. Note though that it is likely that we already covered this on Travel.SE. Have a search and see.

    – JoErNanO♦
    Apr 12 '16 at 8:41






  • 2





    Paris - Irun is covered by TGVs. Then at Irun you can board a local train ( Cercanías - Aldiriak ). That would be the most convenient route... for me!

    – orique
    Apr 12 '16 at 13:24

















  • 5 years ago, I went to San Sbastian and in that time the train was cheaper.

    – user42170
    Apr 12 '16 at 7:52







  • 2





    These are really two separate questions. On one hand you are asking about cheap transport from Paris to San Sebastian. Now, what is cheap and convenient for you? You'll need to be more specific or else the question will be deemed opinion-based. Secondly you are asking about restrictions for international travel when renting a car. This is a separate question and should therefore be asked in its own post. Note though that it is likely that we already covered this on Travel.SE. Have a search and see.

    – JoErNanO♦
    Apr 12 '16 at 8:41






  • 2





    Paris - Irun is covered by TGVs. Then at Irun you can board a local train ( Cercanías - Aldiriak ). That would be the most convenient route... for me!

    – orique
    Apr 12 '16 at 13:24
















5 years ago, I went to San Sbastian and in that time the train was cheaper.

– user42170
Apr 12 '16 at 7:52






5 years ago, I went to San Sbastian and in that time the train was cheaper.

– user42170
Apr 12 '16 at 7:52





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These are really two separate questions. On one hand you are asking about cheap transport from Paris to San Sebastian. Now, what is cheap and convenient for you? You'll need to be more specific or else the question will be deemed opinion-based. Secondly you are asking about restrictions for international travel when renting a car. This is a separate question and should therefore be asked in its own post. Note though that it is likely that we already covered this on Travel.SE. Have a search and see.

– JoErNanO♦
Apr 12 '16 at 8:41





These are really two separate questions. On one hand you are asking about cheap transport from Paris to San Sebastian. Now, what is cheap and convenient for you? You'll need to be more specific or else the question will be deemed opinion-based. Secondly you are asking about restrictions for international travel when renting a car. This is a separate question and should therefore be asked in its own post. Note though that it is likely that we already covered this on Travel.SE. Have a search and see.

– JoErNanO♦
Apr 12 '16 at 8:41




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Paris - Irun is covered by TGVs. Then at Irun you can board a local train ( Cercanías - Aldiriak ). That would be the most convenient route... for me!

– orique
Apr 12 '16 at 13:24





Paris - Irun is covered by TGVs. Then at Irun you can board a local train ( Cercanías - Aldiriak ). That would be the most convenient route... for me!

– orique
Apr 12 '16 at 13:24










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