Leuven Train Station

About

Leuven railway station, located in the heart of Leuven, is a historic and bustling transport hub that first opened its doors on 22 September 1837. Operated by NMBS/SNCB, the station sits on railway line 36 and provides extensive Intercity and local services to cities across Belgium, including Brussels, Antwerp, and Liège. In recent years the station underwent a sweeping renovation that preserved its original 19th‑century façade while adding modern amenities such as a pedestrian tunnel, overhead bridges with elevators, and a bus terminal in front of the square. The surrounding area is well‑served, offering extensive bicycle and car parking, making it easy for commuters to switch between modes of transport. Fully accessible, the station’s design incorporates ramps and elevators, ensuring wheelchair users can navigate the platforms, tunnels, and concourses with ease. Whether you’re a daily commuter, a leisure traveller heading to Brussels or the Ardennes, or simply exploring Leuven’s vibrant city centre, the station offers convenience, connectivity, and a taste of the city’s architectural heritage.