Liège-Guillemins Station

Liège-Guillemins Station is located in the city of Liège, in Belgium. It stands out for having one of the most modern railway networks in all of Europe. The station is home to two main railway lines: the Paris-Lille and the Brussels-Liège-Netherlands. The station was built in 1842, and recently underwent remodeling work, enhancing its already modern structure to create one of the most unique and architecturally impressive stations in Europe. Inside the station are cafeterias, shops, a hotel, and an Information Point with a friendly and knowledgeable staff who will guide you through your unique travel experience. Outside the station are breathtaking views of the cityscape, the bridge that crosses the Meuse River, and of course, the train tracks and their many connecting lines. Liège-Guillemins is a symbol of Belgian pride and modern engineering in Europe, and as such, a great site for all kinds of travellers.