Railway stations across the globe are more than just transit points; they are often cultural landmarks offering distinctive ...

Antwerp Central Railway Station first opened on August 11, 1905. Stretching for 66m and standing at 44m high, the station's steel canopy was designed by Clément Van Bogaert.

Antwerp's first-ever railway station was the terminus of Brussels-Mechelen-Antwerp railway line, which was opened on June 3, 1836. It was made entirely of wood and was later replaced by a grander ...

Antwerp Central Railway Station in Belgium is often referred to as the "Railway Cathedral" and has previously been named as the most beautiful train station in the world.. It only takes three ...

Like Antwerpen-Centraal, many of Europe's railway stations are far more than places to catch a train. You'd be forgiven for ...

Antwerp’s main railway station is one of Belgium’s most important transport hubs, with high-speed services to Amsterdam, Paris and Marseille.

And let's not forget Antwerp Central Station (Antwerpen-Centraal railway station)—a cathedral to transportation that's worth a visit even if you're not catching a train to London or Brussels.

More recently, Antwerp Central Railway Station was also mentioned in a round-up of Europe's most beautiful train stations by Euronews. Three scenic train journeys you can take in the UK ...

Today, most visitors arrive in Antwerp by train, with the city’s heritage on show in the cavernous marble hallways of Antwerpen- Centraal railway station, a masterwork of art nouveau architecture.

Antwerp Central Railway Station first opened on August 11, 1905. Stretching for 66m and standing at 44m high, the station's steel canopy was designed by Clément Van Bogaert.

From a ‘railroad cathedral’ to an underground art exhibit, plan your next train trip around these beautiful stations in Europe. From a ‘railroad cathedral’ to an underground art exhibit, ... Honkai: ...

From a ‘railroad cathedral’ to an underground art exhibit, plan your next train trip around these beautiful stations in Europe. From a ‘railroad cathedral’ to an underground art exhibit, ...