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Pannenhuis metro station, Metro station in Laeken, Belgium

Pannenhuis station features two tracks with a central platform, serving the northern section of Brussels metro line 6 through the city.

The station began operations on October 6, 1982, as part of the Beekkant-Bockstael extension of the former line 1A in Brussels.

The station name derives from the nearby Rue du Pannenhuys, reflecting the local street naming traditions in this bilingual section of Brussels.

Located at coordinates 50°52′22″N and 4°20′31″E, the station provides wheelchair access and connects passengers between Belgica and Bockstael stations.

The below-grade structure of Pannenhuis station underwent network reorganization in 2009, transitioning from line 1A to become part of line 6.

Location: City of Brussels

Inception: 1982

Official opening: 1982

Operator: STIB/MIVB

GPS coordinates: 50.87354,4.34296

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:15

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