Namur railway station (Belgium)

History

• The first station opened on 23 October 1843.
• The first railway connection to Namur is inaugurated in 1843, when the Belgian State Railways opens an indirect line from Brussels to Charleroi, continuing to Namur.
• In 1850, the Compagnie du Nord-Belge inaugurates the line 125, connecting Namur to Liège.
• In 1856, a third company reached Namur with a direct link to Brussels with line 161. Two years later, the company opened the line 162 Namur – Arlon – Luxembourg.
• In 1862, the Nord-Belge creates the line 154 Namur – Dinant.
• In 1864, inauguration of the actual main building.
• In 1869, the Belgian state railway company puts into service a sixth line connecting Namur to Tienen. It was completely closed in 1988.

Train services

• Intercity services Brussels – Namur – Arlon – Luxembourg
• Intercity services Brussels Airport – Brussels-Luxembourg – Namur – Dinant
• Intercity services Brussels – Namur – Dinant
• Intercity services Brussels – Namur – Liege
• Intercity services Lille – Tournai – Saint-Ghislain – Mons – Charleroi – Namur
• Intercity services Mons – Charleroi – Namur – Huy – Liege
• Intercity services Mouscron – Tournai – Saint-Ghislain – Mons – Charleroi – Namur – Huy – Liege – Liers
• Local services Namur – Huy – Liège
• Local services Ottignies – Gembloux – Namur
• Local services Namur – Dinant – Bertrix – Libramont
• Local services Ottignies – Fleurus – Charleroi – Tamines – Namur – Jambes
• Local services Namur – Assesse