Simonis railway station

Coordinates	50°51′47″N 4°19′50″E / 50.86306°N 4.33056°E / 50.86306; 4.33056Coordinates: 50°51′47″N 4°19′50″E / 50.86306°N 4.33056°E / 50.86306; 4.33056
Owned by	STIB/MIVB
History
Opened	1982
Services
Preceding station   NMBS/SNCB   Following station Thurn en Taxis toward Dendermonde S 10 Brussels-West toward Aalst Preceding station   Brussels Metro   Following station   Leopold II   Osseghem/Ossegem toward Simonis (Elisabeth) Line 2 Terminus Line 6 Belgica toward King Baudouin   Elisabeth   Terminus Line 2 Ribaucourt toward Simonis (Leopold II) Line 6 Ribaucourt toward King Baudouin

Simonis is a station on the Brussels Metro serving lines 2 and 6 via two different levels. It opened on 6 October 1982 and is situated at the end of Boulevard Léopold II. It is close to Elizabeth Park and the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The station was named after the Belgian sculptor Eugène Simonis. The station is also served by buses, a tram and the Belgian national railway.

On April 2009, as a result of the reorganized metro lines 2 and 6 (which now go in a loop-trajectory), Simonis was given two separate names corresponding to the two separate moments that the lines call this station:

On November 2013, the metro station was renamed again:

Since December 2009, Simonis is served by the National Railway Company of Belgium's local commuter rail services on line 28. The line runs from Brussels-South to Schaerbeek, but currently the trains stopping at Simonis go between Brussels West and Dendermonde. The opening of the line forms part of the ongoing effort to develop the Brussels Regional Express Network.

The station is served by the following service(s):

...
Wikipedia