It has never been a busy railway junction, but it was a railway with beautiful, stately stations. Anyone who now wants to see those stops along the disappeared, 31-kilometer long Bels Lijntje from Tilburg to Turnhout will be deceived. The demolition hammer went through the stations of Riel, Alphen and the huge complex on the border near Baarle-Nassau. Only the one in the center of Baarle-Nassau still exists, but that railway building has been tr…
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It has never been a busy railway junction, but it was a railway with beautiful, stately stations. Anyone who now wants to see those stops along the disappeared, 31-kilometer long Bels Lijntje from Tilburg to Turnhout will be deceived. The demolition hammer went through the stations of Riel, Alphen and the huge complex on the border near Baarle-Nassau. Only the one in the center of Baarle-Nassau still exists, but that railway building has been tr…