BRUSSELS, Belgium — Passengers line up to buy tickets at the ticket window in the main concourse inside Gare Centrale (Central Station) in Brussels, Belgium.
Photograph by David Coleman. Gare Centrale, or Central Station, is a key transportation hub in Brussels, Belgium. Located in the heart of the city, this train station is integral to both local and international travel, connecting Brussels with major cities across Europe. The station's interior features modern design elements, with steps leading down to the underground train platforms that facilitate efficient passenger movement. Gare Centrale plays a crucial role in the daily commute of thousands of passengers, offering various amenities and services to ensure a smooth travel experience. Opened in 1952, the station was designed by architect Victor Horta and stands as a testament to mid-20th-century architectural style. It combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, serving as a central node in Belgium's extensive railway network. The station's strategic location makes it a convenient starting point for exploring Brussels' numerous attractions and landmarks. As a significant part of the city's public transportation system, Gare Centrale underscores the importance of rail travel in Belgium's capital. Its infrastructure supports both domestic and international rail services, highlighting its role in European connectivity and urban mobility.
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Location: Gare Centrale, Brussels, Brussels Region, Belgium
Photo credit: © David Coleman | Have Camera Will Travel / Alamy / Afripics
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