Every day approximately 250 trains stop in Mortsel.
The three stations (Mortsel, Mortsel Oude-God en Mortsel-Deurnesteenweg) are located along important railroads.
Brussel, Antwerpen, Nijvel, Leuven, Mechelen, Aarschot, Herentals, Turnhout, and other are connected by passing Mortsel. Take a train to Antwerp (7 minutes) or Brussel (40 minutes), and the rest of Belgium and even europe is within reach.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Original, how small Mortsel might be, we had 4 trainstations, 3 of them still operational: Mortsel Oude God; Mortsel Deurnestraat; Mortsel.
This pictures is taken direction Berchem (Antwerp) from the bridge at the station Mortsel Deurnestraat.
You can see the Thalys driving this direction.
Only stop trains have a halt at any of the stations in Mortsel. You can travel to Brussels and Leuven with such trains, or you can take a train to Berchem and hop on a direct or semi direct train to all cities connected.
A trip from Mortsel to Berchem only takes a few minutes, from Mortsel or Mortsel Oude-God to Antwerp will take between 9 or 13 minutes (if you have to switch trains at Berchem due to works in Central Station)
Written Jan 23, 2003
Website: www.nmbs.be
Only 1 of the three railway stations is "covered", the 2 others are open air stations but there are some shelters at your disposal.
Written Jan 23, 2003
Website: www.nmbs.be
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