The Department of Territory is carrying out conditioning and rehabilitation works on about ten facilities in the Girona region, aiming to improve the service level for users and encourage the use of public transport. Minister Paneque emphasized that stations are "entry points to a public mobility system," and that comfort, information, and accessibility are priority elements in this renovation program.
This station renovation program includes 25 facilities across the country with a total investment of 12 million euros, of which 3.5 million euros are allocated to the Girona region. The minister stated that the goal is to "provide citizens with an alternative transport system to private cars" and adapt services to high demand, which reached record figures in 2025 and is expected to continue growing in 2026.
The bus station works include the repair and improvement of various elements to ensure maintenance, modernize service features, and enhance user comfort. In the Girona region, the works cover stations in Figueres, Roses, Cadaqués, Platja d'Aro, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Olot, Lloret de Mar, Santa Coloma de Farners, Tossa de Mar, and Ripoll.
Specifically, at the Platja d'Aro station, with a budget of 800,000 euros, works will include comprehensive pavement repair, drainage conditioning, cleaning and waterproofing of canopies, improved signage, updated information and security systems, renovation of urban furniture, and restroom upgrades. Construction began last August and will conclude this winter.
At the Lloret de Mar bus station, the tasks, with a budget of 830,000 euros, started last June and will conclude next spring. They include pavement, roof, and joint repairs, waterproofing, improved urban furniture, updated signage, installation of bicycle parking, renovation of the air conditioning system and automatic doors, and enhancements to passenger information and video surveillance cameras.
