Schaarbeek railway station
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The Schaerbeek / Schaerbeek railway station is a railway station of NMBS / SNCB, the Belgian municipality of Schaerbeek / Schaerbeek in Brussels. Schaerbeek / Schaerbeek is the first station to Brussels on the railway line Brussels - Antwerp.
History
The first station building of Schaerbeek / Schaerbeek dated from 1864 and was not much more than a wooden hut. The older part of the red - white brick building, a smaller building on the left wing, dates from 1887 and was designed by the architect Franz Seulen. It was expanded in 1913 in the Flemish neo-renaissance style. Since 1994, the entire building is a listed building.
Connection
The station has 13 platforms (platforms 3-15 ). Until 2000, there was a car loading to France and Italy, which was then transferred to Denderleeuw. The station is located on the routes from Brussels to Liege, Leuven, Antwerp, Mouscron and Halle. Trains to Louvain, Antwerp ( Anvers ), Mouscron and Braine -le- Comte. The forecourt is bus stop for lines 58, 59 and 69 of the Brussels transport company. In addition, here the wrong tram line 92