Liège-Guillemins

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Liège-Guillemins is a major high-speed railway station in Liège, Belgium, renowned for its striking modern architecture designed by Santiago Calatrava.

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Liège-Guillemins canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-speed railway station
railway station
architect Santiago Calatrava
country Belgium
electrification 25 kV AC
hasAccessibility wheelchair accessible
hasConnection bus services
regional trains
taxi services
hasFeature arched roof
open concourse
pedestrian footbridge
underground car park
hasPassengerBuilding yes
hasStationCode LGG
hasStructure large steel-and-glass canopy
isOnRoute Brussels–Liège–Aachen high-speed corridor
Brussels–Liège–Luxembourg route
Paris–Brussels–Liège–Cologne high-speed route
locatedIn Liège
Province of Liège
Wallonia
locatedInTimeZone CEST
CET
locatedNear Meuse River
linked to: Meuse
materialUsed concrete
glass
steel
notableFor iconic modern architecture
role in European high-speed rail network
openingDate 2009-09-18
operatedBy SNCB
linked to: SNCB/NMBS
ownedBy SNCB
linked to: SNCB/NMBS
partOf Belgian railway network
platformCount 9
railwayLine HSL 2
HSL 3
Line 125
Line 34
Line 36
Line 37
linked to: Line 36
replaced old Liège-Guillemins station
serves ICE
InterCity trains
linked to: InterCity

Thalys
local trains
style contemporary architecture
futuristic architecture
trackCount 10

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NMBS hasMajorStation Liège-Guillemins
Frankfurt–Brussels viaStation Liège-Guillemins