Eindhoven Centraal railway station is the main railway station in Eindhoven in North Brabant, Netherlands. It is the busiest station outside the Randstad area and an important station in the southern part of The Netherlands.
Eindhoven Centraal railway station is the main railway station in Eindhoven in North Brabant, Netherlands. It is the busiest station outside the Randstad area and an important station in the southern part of The Netherlands.
The station was opened on 1 July 1864 and is located on the Breda–Eindhoven railway, the Venlo–Eindhoven railway and the Eindhoven–Weert railway. The station is operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen.
The station is 900m east of the Philips Stadion, which is served by Eindhoven Stadion railway station in the event of football matches or other special events at the stadium.
Eindhoven Centraal is a major interchange station for train services in the southern Netherlands. The station is served by the following service(s):
Eindhoven Centraal railway station is served by bus station Neckerspoel, on the north side, with the following city bus lines (there are also 30 regional bus lines):
| Line | Route | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Eindhoven NS - Blixembosch-Oost | ||
| 3 | Eindhoven NS - Blixembosch-West | ||
| 4 | Eindhoven NS - Heesterakker | ||
| 5 | Eindhoven NS - 't Hofke (via Rembrandtplein) | ||
| 6 | Eindhoven NS - Nuenen-Oost | ||
| 7 | Eindhoven NS - Veldhoven-Maxima Medisch Centrum (via Aalst and Waalre) | ||
| 8 | Eindhoven NS - Kapelbeemd (via Acht) | Evenings and weekends only between Acht and Eindhoven | |
| 9 | Eindhoven NS - Best NS | ||
| 10 | Eindhoven NS - Oirschot (via De Schakel) | ||
| 11 | Eindhoven NS - Weert NS (via Maarheeze) | ||
| 12 | Eindhoven NS - Gijzenrooi | ||
| 14 | Eindhoven NS - Veldhoven-Centrum | ||
| 15 | Eindhoven NS - Veldhoven-Centrum | ||
| 16 | Eindhoven NS - Veldhoven-Maxima Medisch Centrum | ||
| 17 | Eindhoven NS - Roosten | ||
| 18 | Eindhoven NS - Bergeijk-Loo | ||
| 19 | Eindhoven NS - Bladel (via Hapert) | ||
| 24 | Eindhoven NS - Helmond NS (via Mierlo) | ||
| 114 | Eindhoven NS - De Hurk | Only operates on rush hours. | |
| 119 | Eindhoven NS - Veldhoven-ASML | Only operates on rush hours. | |
| 154 | Eindhoven NS - Den Bosch NS (via Schijndel) | Only operates on rush hours. Operated by Arriva. | |
| 156 | Eindhoven NS - Den Bosch NS (via Den Dungen) | Only operates on rush hours. Operated by Arriva. | |
| 157 | Eindhoven NS - Oss NS | Only operates on rush hours. Operated by Arriva. | |
| 305 | Eindhoven NS - Oss NS | Operated by Arriva. | |
| 317 | Eindhoven NS - Dommelen | ||
| 318 | Eindhoven NS - Luyksgestel (via Valkenswaard) | ||
| 319 | Eindhoven NS - Reusel-Busstation | ||
| 320 | Eindhoven NS - Helmond NS (via Someren) | ||
| 321 | Eindhoven NS - Gemert-Slenk | ||
| 322 | Eindhoven NS - Uden-Busstation | ||
| 324 | Eindhoven NS - Geldrop-Coevering | ||
| 400 | Eindhoven NS - Airport (Shuttle) | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 401 | Eindhoven NS - Airport (via Meerhoven) | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 402 | Eindhoven NS - Veldhoven-Zonderwick | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 403 | Eindhoven NS - Oerle | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 404 | Eindhoven NS - Nuenen-Centrum | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 405 | Eindhoven NS - Achtse Barrier | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 406 | Eindhoven NS - Ekkersrijt | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 407 | Eindhoven NS - High Tech Campus | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 408 | Eindhoven NS - High Tech Campus | BravoDirect line (BRT line) | |
| 603 | Eindhoven NS - Fontys Fliednerstraat | School bus (Only operates on morning rush hours) | |
| 605 | Eindhoven NS - Uden-Hobostraat | School bus (Only operates on morning rush hours). Only arrival, no departure | |
| 610 | Eindhoven NS - Internationale School | School bus (Only operates on morning rush hours) |
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