Once we got off the train in Bruges we went into a visitor center for maps. We were told it is a…read more:25 walk to the Markt. We found a taxi stand & paid €10 and got here in 5 mi Discovered that there is a free shuttle from the market to the two minutes, 22 minutes and 42 minutes after the hour. Happily there were people in the station & on the tracks to confirm that tweeted getting on the correct train.

Typical station. Straightforward to navigate. Taxi stand in front. Some fast food options.read more

Well worth stopping to peruse the architecture even if your final stop is nit Antwerp Central Train…read moreStation. Amazing building. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby.

We traveled to Antwerp on a day trip from Brussels and this beautiful station was our first…read moredestination upon arrival. First thing we noticed were the multiple levels of tracks built under the steel and glass canopy of the station. As others have pointed out what an amazing engineering design and operational efficiency! The beautiful interior of the station that greeted everyone upon arrival was quite the photo spot. Personally I preferred the departure side which was just as ornate but with significantly less people. Outside, a huge Ferris wheel was installed and blocked photos of the station exterior. Inside expect to find Starbucks and other fast or convenience food options, WCs and ticket office. It was easy just to walk from the station to the historic part of Antwerp through the diamond district or take public transportation. Well worth a visit even if not taking a train anywhere.

I loved this station. I love the attention to detail, and beautiful artwork aligning the walls as…read moreyou walk into the station. It is a smaller station, and under construction, but I still found it charming. I know the wall details are not what you want to know about, you want to know how efficient the trains are, and if there are any places to eat or drink...or any shopping. The buses drop you off right at the door if you ride the bus to the station, and there is a large bike park. I didn't see a car park, but I'm sure there is one. When we were leaving Gent we were on a tight leash with barley enough time to get to the platform to find which train to catch, which was a tad bit confusing, but we eventually got on the right line. I saw one coffee stand, but had to pass it up, in order to walk through all the construction, and climb the many stars to make it on time. On my way to the platform I didn't see any other types of shops. I'm sure there are some, but I didn't see any. There is a small glass encased "wait room" on the upper platform that we went into, because it was so cold this day, but it was freezing inside as well. I staying in it, just to keep the cold wind from blowing right through me, which really didn't help much, because the door had a gap, and didn't close all the way. Finally here comes our train....ah nice and warm. Train station does have wifi or else I wouldn't have been able to "check in" on Yelp. When construction is done I'm sure this station will be amazing.

Great train with plenty of signage, food and restrooms. Small by European standards it is still…read moreeverything you need to make your travel easy. Bike parking front and bike and it numbers in the thousands. More hikes than I've ever seen. Taxi ride from city center is 10-15 euros and much easier than walking. Next stop Antwerp!

This was such an easy train station to navigate…read more Needed an easy way to get from Rotterdam to Paris. Booked a Eurostar train for an easy trip. Simply scan your ticket and go to the number two platform. Elevators and escalators available. Signage was clear. The ticket and tour office answered our questions. We had a great breakfast at our hotel, but lots of shops available if you need to pick up breakfast or a snack for an early morning train ride. Great way to travel from Rotterdam to the Paris Olympics on Eurostar.

This is a beautiful modern train station contrasted to the Antwerp train station. Some good stores…read moreinside as well. Super helpful staff.

Snackbar in het treinstation in Vlissingen. Tussen het moment dat de medewerker uitgebreid met zijn…read morevinger(s) in zijn neus zat en het klaarmaken van mijn frikandel speciaal zat geen 'was moment'. Ik heb de frikandel aan mij voorbij laten gaan.

Convenient starting point to travel around Belgium …read more Brussels Central Train station has a ticket office and several kiosks to purchase tickets . During the peak hours, we benefited from having staff who helped explain how to purchase tickets, what the Train Plus option is: Well worth the Euro 6 cost since subsequent trips for the next 30 days are discounted and you don't have to repeatedly type in your name and date-of-birth. Large but not humongous station.

This train station is massive! Yet it's the hub for to go anywhere. I utilized it to get a train to…read morethe airport. The signage is pretty straight forward, but since it's operating at full capacity it can get confusing. Thankfully workers are everywhere to assist! So I did seek help at the kiosk in purchasing my ticket. Amex was accepted here. Then I asked another worker for assurance on what platform to go to for my destination. Everything flowed smooth for the most part. I think their rail system has been the easiest to navigate in Europe so far.

We arrived from Delft into this large, clean station. Friendly TI inside a shop…read more Caught the 17 tram right outside. A fair number of stores. Well lit. Friendly cops.

Den Haag Centraal is a modern railway station, serving The Hague centre, with connections to the…read morerailway, HTM trams and the Rotterdam Metro. The largest terminal station in the Netherlands, with easy connections to Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Schipol. The station opened in the 1970s yet feels fresh and modern, with the recent renovation that was completed in 2017. Unlike most train stations in the Netherlands, you are able to get to most of the shops without a ticket or OV-chipkaart to pass through, the layout in terms of separating the shops and platforms is much more thought out here. There is a Starbucks inside the station with a small seating area, as well as a SPAR just outside the station, perfect for picking up essentials ahead of your trip. Easy to get around the station, and then exit towards the exciting The Hague Center. I would have expected more seats outside of the businesses inside the station, to sit while waiting for the train. 4*

Large train station in Brussels. I arrived here from Paris. There were a lot of moving parts, and…read morepeople, but I'm a New Yorker. Aside from that, I had someone with me, who could speak French. The machines were there, so. Was able to purchase a ticket but nobody took it onboard the train, so it turned out to be for naught. Nonetheless, this was a large station with multiple shops and was extremely neat, I was pleasantly surprised. This station seemed to have local and trains to take you to other European countries.

Slight chaos at this airport with some of the escalators out of service. The taxi service in and…read moreout was quick and not busy, Uber is a horror story in itself. I'm sort of used to airports and expect chaos, although it does not need to feel that way. We were here in Brussels just for the day so we did not have luggage which made it much easier. Every employee was helpful in navigating me through the new routes to my train. Plenty of cafes to choose a good coffee. Eurostar was a delayed disater but not the fault of the train station.