Tilburg railway station

Tilburg railway station is a train station in the city that connects it to several important places through regular train services. The building contains different sections that accommodate passengers and transport operations.

The building opened in 1863 and was originally part of a larger railway complex that included maintenance operations. These maintenance functions were later moved to other parts of the city.

The station displays reconstruction-era design from the 1960s that shapes how the plaza looks and feels. This architectural language reflects how the city rebuilt itself after the war.

The location is served by multiple local buses that bring you to different parts of the city. For cyclists, there are parking areas to secure bicycles.

The station connects the city to three neighboring towns through regular daytime train services. On certain nights, trains also operate to a larger city nearby.

Location: Tilburg

Inception: 1965

Architects: Karel Hendrik van Brederode, Koen van der Gaast

Official opening: October 5, 1863

Architectural style: reconstruction-period architecture

Part of: Beschermingsprogramma Wederopbouw 1959-1965

Address: Spoorlaan 35 te Tilburg, e.a.

Website: https://ns.nl/stationsinformatie/tb/tilburg

GPS coordinates: 51.56028,5.08361

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:56