Horst-Sevenum railway station, Railway station in Hegelsom, Netherlands
Horst-Sevenum is a railway station in Horst aan de Maas with two platforms connected by an underpass that provides access between the tracks. The station sits on the regional railway line running between Eindhoven and Venlo, serving daily commuters and travelers.
The station opened in 1866 as part of the Dutch railway expansion during the 19th century, following a standardized design typical of fifth-class stations. This construction approach reflected the approach to railway infrastructure development by the Dutch State Railways at that time.
The station building displays classical Dutch architectural design with symmetrical proportions and traditional details characteristic of 19th-century railway construction. Visitors can observe these crafted elements throughout the structure, which continues to serve the community today.
Trains depart twice per hour in both directions, with multiple bus lines connecting the station to surrounding towns and municipalities for onward travel. The building provides comfortable waiting areas and facilities to help travelers plan their journeys.
Inside the protected historic building operates a brasserie where travelers can sit and enjoy refreshments. The upper floors have been adapted for different uses while the railway operations continue below.
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