There are a few operational narrow-gauge railways in Belgium. The list includes also a heritage narrow-gauge trams. ASVi Museum – ASVi Museum is a tramway museum in Thuin dedicated to history of the rural tram and railway lines network in the Walloon region. The network of the rural lines in Belgium had total length of …
Only a few tourist railways operate in Belgium. The trains usually run only during the season or on weekends. Trains are steam or diesel hauled and comprised of vintage carriages. Sometimes passengers are carried by historic railbuses. Special tariffs applied. SNCB tickets and Interrail passes are not accepted. Tourist railways in Belgium Chemin de fer …
Train from Brussels to Luxembourg is an international train operated by SNCB-NMCS. It’s a comfortable way to travel between the capitals of Belgium and Luxembourg. From Brussels you can continue your journey to Antwerp, Bruges and many other Belgian cities. From Luxembourg trains will transport you to all important cities in Luxembourg. The category of …
Train from Luxembourg to Liege is an international train operated by SNCB-NMCS. It’s not a fastest train but you can travel from Luxembourg to Liege and continue your journey from Liege for example to Maastricht in Netherlands, Aachen in Germany by regional trains or to Frankfurt am Main in Germany by ICE train. It is …
Train travel in Belgium is a perfect way to explore the country. There are plenty of connections – trains run every half-hour or hour between larger cities. Ticket prices are relatively low compared to earnings and passenger can choose between a numerous discounts and promotions. Rolling stock varies – there are old electric multiple units …