BruxellesMidi

BruxellesMidi, also known as Brussels-South railway station, is one of the three major railway stations in Brussels, Belgium, alongside Bruxelles-Central and Bruxelles-Nord. It is a significant hub for both national and international rail travel. The station is strategically located in the Saint-Gilles municipality and is a vital gateway for passengers arriving in and departing from the Belgian capital.

BruxellesMidi serves as a terminus for many high-speed Thalys and Eurostar train services, connecting Brussels to major European cities such as Paris, London, Amsterdam, and Cologne. It also handles a substantial volume of domestic rail traffic across Belgium. The station's modern infrastructure includes multiple platforms, extensive retail and dining facilities, and direct access to the Brussels Metro system, specifically the Midi/Zuid station on lines 2 and 6.

The history of BruxellesMidi dates back to the mid-19th century, with its current station building being a later construction. Over the years, it has undergone several expansions and renovations to accommodate increasing passenger numbers and evolving transportation needs. Its importance as a transportation nexus has solidified its role as a key point of entry and departure for millions of travelers annually, contributing significantly to the connectivity of Brussels within Belgium and across Europe.