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Where does the bus to SJPP drop you off?

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I've never taken the bus from Pamplona to SJPP. I always taxi.

Can anyone tell me specifically where the bus that goes from Pamplona to SJPP drops the pilgrims off?
 
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Where is the station?​

The address of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port is 2 Route d'Uhart 64220 Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port France. View this Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port bus stop location on a map.

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Where is the station?​

The address of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port is 2 Route d'Uhart 64220 Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port France. View this Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port bus stop location on a map.

 
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You have to walk a bit to the pilgrims office. We were dropped off right beside the river, close to the Hotel des Remparts.
 
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Funny, it is just behind Gite Compostella on the road to the Lidl store close by .
I stayed at Gite Compostelle, and I remember the bus area near there as we walked to town. @Anniesantiago that should be very familiar to you - as I recall you have stayed at/recommended Gite Compostelle in the past.
 
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I stayed at Gite Compostelle, and I remember the bus area near there as we walked to town. @Anniesantiago that should be very familiar to you - as I recall you have stayed at/recommended Gite Compostelle in the past.
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Hi Monasp, the conda bus page shows the parada at 2 route d’uhart which is close to, but not at, the porte d’Uhart Cize according to google maps. They seem to be close to each other so if one is dropped off at one or the other, it is not much of an issue.
 
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I've never taken the bus from Pamplona to SJPP. I always taxi.

Can anyone tell me specifically where the bus that goes from Pamplona to SJPP drops the pilgrims off?
SJPdP is very small. The bus drops you right where you want to be. Don't worry.
 
SJPdP is very small. The bus drops you right where you want to be. Don't worry.
I'm not worried - this will be my 21st time walking from SJPP.
I have a client who will be taking the bus instead of the taxi with us and I wanted to send her a map.
But that was a nice thing for you to say. 💓
 
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The train station is quite a bit further from the centro than the bus stop.
 
Ok? I googled it but didn't see that place.
Is that anywhere near the Pilgrim Office?
This place is just outside the old city wall. From there it is a short
walk through the gate and down the path to the Pilgrim Office.
 
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I've never taken the bus from Pamplona to SJPP. I always taxi.

Can anyone tell me specifically where the bus that goes from Pamplona to SJPP drops the pilgrims off?
It’s a small village. They drop you at the bus drop off and it’s a short walk to the tourist center. Super easy
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
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