Porte de Hal/Hallepoort metro station

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Porte de Hal/Hallepoort metro station, Underground metro station near Small Ring road in Brussels, Belgium

The Porte de Hal metro station lies beneath the Small Ring road, offering connections to lines 2, 6 for metro and 4, 10 for premetro services.

The station began operations on October 2, 1988, as part of the transit extension from Simonis to Gare du Midi, with premetro platforms added in December 1993.

The station walls display François Schuiten artworks featuring metro trains and urban landscapes, connecting medieval architecture with modern city elements.

Located one stop from Brussels-South railway station, this underground transport hub provides essential connections while lacking wheelchair accessibility features.

The station incorporates separate platform levels for metro and premetro services, with four operational tracks supporting different transit routes through Brussels.

Location: City of Brussels

Inception: 1988

Official opening: October 2, 1988

Operator: STIB/MIVB

GPS coordinates: 50.83399,4.34288

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:27

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Brussels combines baroque guild houses, neo-Gothic churches, and modern architecture. The Grand Place forms the historic center with its cobblestone square and gilded facades. The Atomium from 1958 stands in the northern part of the city, displaying the structure of a magnified iron crystal. Saint Michael and Gudula Cathedral preserves Gothic stained glass and wood carvings from the 13th century. The city holds numerous collections of European painting at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts and the Magritte Museum. The Palais de Justice sits on a hill overlooking the city, while the Royal Palace serves as the official residence of the Belgian monarchy. Parks such as Bois de la Cambre and Cinquantenaire Park offer open spaces between city districts. The Belgian Comic Strip Center and the Horta Museum document Belgian contributions to illustration and Art Nouveau design.

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