Bruxelles-Luxembourg / Brussel-Luxembourg train station

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Bruxelles-Luxembourg / Brussel-Luxembourg
Ancienne gare de Bruxelles-Quartier-Léopold 01.JPG
The old station building
Data
Design Through station
Platform tracks 6th
abbreviation LX
IBNR 8800005
opening August 24, 1854
location
City / municipality Ixelles / Elsene
region Brussels Capital Region
Country Belgium
Coordinates 50 ° 50 '20 "  N , 4 ° 22' 26"  E Coordinates: 50 ° 50 '20 "  N , 4 ° 22' 26"  E
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The Brussels-Luxembourg train station ( French Gare de Bruxelles-Luxembourg , Dutch station Brussel-Luxemburg ) is a Brussels train station in Belgium . The station is not, as the name suggests, in the city ​​of Brussels , but in the nearby municipality of Ixelles / Elsene within the bilingual Brussels-Capital region .

history

The station, built according to plans by the architect Gustave Saintenoy , was opened on August 24, 1854 under the name Brussel-Leopoldswijk (nld.) And Quartier-Léopold (French). The former name comes from the former Belgian King Leopold I.

modification

By January 14, 2009, the entire station was completely rebuilt. The station and the surrounding area were permanently changed by the construction of the European Parliament . The station was relocated below the Europaviertel so that the trains can get to the station through a tunnel. Only the old station building on Luxembourg-Boulevard still reminds of the old station. This building was rebuilt in 2016 and visitors will find “Station Europe”, the welcome center of the European Parliament. Interactive activities such as the “Augmented Reality” model of the campus provide information about Parliament, its buildings, its history and the personalities who have already visited.

traffic

The Trône / Troon metro station is around 500 meters away, and you can change to lines 2 and 6. Ten bus lines also stop at the station itself, two of which have their terminus there. InterCity trains and the Brussels S-Bahn stop at the six tracks .

Status: Timetable period December 10, 2017 to December 8, 2018

line course Cycle Mon-Fri Clock Sa, So
IC 16 Brussels-South  - Brussels-Central  - Brussels-North  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Ottignies  - Namur  - Arlon  - Luxembourg 60 min 60 min
IC 17 ( Brussels-Zaventem Airport  - or Brussels-South  -) Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Ottignies  - Namur  - Dinant 60 min airport Brü. - Dinant 60 min Brussels-South - Dinant
IC 18 Liège-Saint-Lambert  - Liège-Guillemins  - Huy  - Namur  - Ottignies  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-North  - Brussels-Central  - Brussels-South 60 min -
IC 27 ( Charleroi-Sud  - Nivelles  -) Braine-l'Alleud  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Brussels-Zaventem Airport  (- Leuven ) 60 min Charleroi airport. Br. 60 min Braine-l'A.-Leuven
S 4 Aalst  - Denderleeuw  - Jette  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Brussels-Mérode - Vilvoorde 60 min -
S 5 Mechelen  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Halle  (- Edingen [- Geraardsbergen individual trips ]) 30 min to Halle, every 2nd train to Edingen / G'bergen 60 minutes only Mechelen-Halle
S 8 Brussels-South  - Brussels-Central  - Brussels-North  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Ottignies  (- Louvain-la-Neuve ) 30 minutes to Ottignies, every 2nd train to Louvain-la-N. 30 minutes Brussels – Ottignies only
S 9 Leuven  - Zaventem  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Brussels-Schuman  - Braine-l'Alleud 60 min -
P 81 Schaerbeek / Schaarbeek  - Brussels-Schuman  - Brussels-Luxembourg  - Ottignies 3 trains / day -
P different amplifier trips Peak hours -
ICT various trips from / to tourist places Tourist season

Web links

Commons : Bahnhof Bruxelles-Luxembourg / Brussel-Luxemburg  - Collection of images, videos and audio files