Brussels Metro (Métro de Bruxelles (French), Brusselse metro (Dutch))
The Brussels Metro is a rapid transit system serving a large part of the Brussels-Capital Region of Belgium. It consists of four conventional metro lines and three premetro lines. The metro-grade lines are M1, M2, M5 and M6 with some shared sections, covering 59 metro-only stations with a total length of 39.9 kilometres. The metro serves a large number of daily passengers, forming the core of Brussels' transport infrastructure. plays an important role in the structure and contributes to the dynamic and cosmopolitan environment of the city.
Operator | |
Operation start | 20 September 1976 |
Total Lines | 4 Metro Lines |
Total Station | 60 Active Stations |
Metro City/Country | Brussels Belgium |
Official Web | https://www.stib-mivb.be/index.htm?l=nl |
Station | Layout | Operation starts | |
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▣ | Weststation | ||
▣ | Beekkant | ||
▣ | Zwarte Vijvers | ||
▣ | Graaf van Vlaanderen | ||
▣ | Sint-Katelijne | ||
▣ | De Brouckère | ||
▣ | Centraal Station | ||
▣ | Park | ||
▣ | Kunst-Wet | ||
▣ | Maalbeek | ||
▣ | Schuman | ||
▣ | Mérode | ||
▣ | Montgomery | ||
▣ | Joséphine-Charlotte | ||
▣ | Gribaumont | ||
▣ | Tomberg | ||
▣ | Roodebeek | ||
▣ | Vandervelde | ||
▣ | Alma | ||
▣ | Kraainem | ||
▣ | Stokkel | ||
▣ | Simonis | ||
▣ | Ossegem | ||
▣ | Delacroix | ||
▣ | Clemenceau | ||
▣ | Zuidstation | ||
▣ | Hallepoort | ||
▣ | Munthof | ||
▣ | Louiza | ||
▣ | Naamsepoort | ||
▣ | Troon | ||
▣ | Madou | ||
▣ | Kruidtuin | ||
▣ | Rogier | ||
▣ | IJzer | ||
▣ | Ribaucourt | ||
▣ | Elisabeth | ||
▣ | Erasmus | ||
▣ | Eddy Merckx | ||
▣ | COOVI | ||
▣ | Het Rad | ||
▣ | Bizet | ||
▣ | Veeweide | ||
▣ | Sint-Guido | ||
▣ | Aumale | ||
▣ | Jacques Brel | ||
▣ | Thieffry | ||
▣ | Pétillon | ||
▣ | Hankar | ||
▣ | Delta | ||
▣ | Beaulieu | ||
▣ | Demey | ||
▣ | Herrmann-Debroux | ||
▣ | Koning Boudewijn | ||
▣ | Heizel | ||
▣ | Houba-Brugmann | ||
▣ | Stuyvenbergh | ||
▣ | Bockstael | ||
▣ | Pannenhuis | ||
▣ | Belgica |