List of Belgian railway services

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This is an index of all passenger rail services operated in Belgium.

Passenger rail services in Belgium are operated by NMBS/SNCB.

The Belgian rail network is organised into three main domestic passenger train categories on the main lines, these are:

To cater for the large number of commuter workers, especially into Brussels, complementary peak-hours trains run on mornings and late afternoons of working days, they are classified as P trains.

The Brussels S Train service was added in December 2015 and took over a good deal of the L trains. S Trains, and were later also introduced around other key cities like Antwerp, Liège, Gent.

International (high speed) services operate to countries such as the Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Austria and UK. These are operated by Eurostar, NS International, Deutsche Bahn, ÖBB Nightjet and SNCF.

Below the train services are arranged by type, and for each type ordered by number. All services are correct to May 2020.

Services

International
RouteTypeStopsFrequencyNotes
Brussels–London Eurostar Brussels-South–Lille Europe–Calais–Ashford–Ebbsfleet–London St Pancras 9x per day
Amsterdam–ParisEurostar Amsterdam–Schiphol–Rotterdam–Antwerpen-Centraal–Brussels-South–Paris Nord 12x per day
Essen–ParisEurostar Essen–Duisburg–Düsseldorf Airport–Düsseldorf–Cologne–Aachen–Liège-Guillemins–Brussels-South–Paris Nord 5x per day
Amsterdam–Bourg-Saint-MauriceEurostar Amsterdam–Schiphol–Rotterdam–Antwerpen-Centraal–Brussels-South–Chambéry-Challes-les-Eaux–Albertville–Moûtiers-Salins-Brides-les-Bains–Aime-La Plagne–Landry–Bourg-Saint-Maurice 1x per week in winter
Amsterdam–MarseilleEurostar Amsterdam–Schiphol–Rotterdam–Antwerpen-Centraal–Brussels-South–Valence TGV–Avignon TGV–Aix-en-Provence TGV–Marseille 1x per week in summer
Brussels–Frankfurt IC E Brussels-South–Brussels-North–Liège-Guillemins–Aachen–Cologne–Frankfurt Flughafen Fernbahnhof–Frankfurt (Main) 6x per day
Brussels–Marseille TGV Brussels-South–Lille Europe–Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV–Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy–Lyon-Part-Dieu–Avignon TGV–Aix-en-Provence TGV–Marseille 2x per day
Brussels–MontpellierTGVBrussels-South–Lille Europe–Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV–Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy–Lyon-Part-Dieu–Valence TGV–Nîmes–Montpellier
Brussels–LyonTGV Brussels-South–Lille Europe–Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV–Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy–Lyon-Perrache
Brussels–RennesTGV Brussels-South–Lille Europe–TGV Haute-Picardie–Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV–Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy–Massy TGV–Le Mans–Rennes
Brussels–NantesTGV Brussels-South–Lille Europe–TGV Haute-Picardie–Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV–Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy–Massy TGV–Le Mans–Angers–Nantes
Brussels–StrasbourgTGV Brussels-South–Lille Europe–Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV–Champagne-Ardenne TGV–Lorraine TGV–Strasbourg 2x per dayReplacement of EC Iris and Vauban
Brussels-Berlin [1] European Sleeper Brussels-South–Antwerpen-Centraal–Roosendaal–Rotterdam Centraal–Den Haag HS–Schiphol Airport–Amsterdam Centraal–Amersfoort Centraal–Deventer–Bad Bentheim–Berlin Hbf–Berlin Ostbhf [2] 3x per weekNight train service
Brussels–Vienna [3] ÖBB Nightjet Brussels-South–Brussels-North–Liège-Guillemins–Aachen–Cologne–Bonn-Beuel–Koblenz–Mainz–Frankfurt Flughafen Fernbahnhof–Frankfurt (Main) Süd–Nuremberg–Regensburg–Passau–Wels–Linz–Amstetten NÖ–St. Pölten–Wien Meidling–Vienna 3x per weekNight train service
Antwerp–Lille (IC 04)Intercity Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Sint-Niklaas–Lokeren –Gent-Dampoort–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Waregem–Kortrijk–Mouscron–Tourcoing–Roubaix–Lille Flandres 1x per hourTrains split/join at Kortrijk
Brussels–Luxembourg (IC 16)Intercity Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Ottignies–Gembloux–Namur–Ciney–Marloie–Jemelle–Libramont–Marbehan–Arlon–Luxembourg 1x per hour
Lille–Namur (IC 19)Intercity Lille Flandres–Lezennes–Hellemmes–Ascq–Baisieux–Froyennes–Tournai–Saint-Ghislain–Mons–La Louvière-Sud–Charleroi-Sud–Tamines–Namur 1x per hour
Liège–Luxembourg (IC 33)Intercity Liers–Milmort–Herstal–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Liège-Carré–Liège-Guillemins–Angleur–Poulseur–Rivage–Aywaille–Coo–Trois-Ponts–Vielsalm–Gouvy–Troisvierges–Clervaux–Drauffelt–Wilwerwiltz–Kautenbach–Ettelbruck–Mersch–Luxembourg 1x per hour week, 1tp2h weekends
Amsterdam–Brussels (IC 35)Intercity Amsterdam Centraal–Schiphol–Den Haag Hollands Spoor–Rotterdam Centraal–Noorderkempen–Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mechelen–Brussels National Airport–Brussels-North–BrusseL Centraal–Brussels-South 1x per hour
Spa–Aachen (L 09)Local train Spa-Géronstère–Spa–Franchimont–Theux–Juslenville–Pepinster-Cité–Pepinster–Verviers-Central–Verviers-Palais–Dolhain-Gileppe–Welkenraedt–Hergenrath–Aachen Hbf
Arlon -LuxemburgLocal train Arlon–Kleinbettingen–Luxembourg 2x per hour
Athus–LuxemburgLocal trainAthus–Rodange–Lamadelaine–Pétange–Bascharage-Sanem–Schouweiler–Dippach-Reckange–Leudelange–Hollerich–Luxembourg 2x per hour
Roosendaal–Puurs (S32)S-train Roosendaal–Essen–Wildert–Kalmthout–Kijkuit–Heide–Kapellen–Sint-Mariaburg–Ekeren–Antwerpen-Noorderdokken–Antwerpen-Luchtbal–Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Antwerpen-Zuid–Hoboken-Polder–Hemiksem–Schelle–Niel–Boom–Ruisbroek-Sauvegarde–Puurs 1x per hour

RoosendaaL Puurs 2x per hour Antwerp-Puurs

Liège-Guillemins–Maastricht (S43)S-train Liège-Guillemins–Bressoux–Visé–Eijsden–Maastricht Randwijck–Maastricht 1x per hourTo be replaced by a new Arriva service to Aachen Hbf (via Maastricht) on 9 June 2024 [4]
National Intercity [5]
RouteStopsFrequencyNotes
IC 01 Oostende–Brugge–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Leuven–Liège-Guillemins–Verviers-Central–Welkenraedt–Eupen 1x per hour
IC 02 Oostende–Brugge–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Gent-Dampoort–Lokeren–Sint-Niklaas–Beveren–Antwerpen-Zuid–Antwerpen-Berchem–Antwerpen-Centraal 1x per hour
IC 03 Blankenberge–Brugge–Aalter–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Leuven–Tienen–Landen–Sint-Truiden–Alken–Hasselt–Kiewit–Bokrijk–Genk 1x per hour
IC 04 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Sint-Niklaas–Lokeren (- Beervelde)–Gent-Dampoort–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Waregem–Kortrijk–Mouscron–Tourcoing–Roubaix–Lille Flandres 1x per hourTrains split/join at Kortrijk
IC 04 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Sint-Niklaas–Lokeren (- Beervelde)–Gent-Dampoort–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Waregem–Kortrijk–Bissegem–Wevelgem–Menen–Wervik–Komen–Ieper–Poperinge 1x per hourTrains split/join at Kortrijk
IC 05 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mechelen–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South–Braine-l'Alleud–Nivelles–Luttre–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Central 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 06 Tournai–Leuze–Ath–Silly–Enghien–Halle–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Diegem–Zaventem–Brussels National Airport 1x per hour
IC 06A Mons–Jurbise–Soignies–Braine-le-Comte–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels National Airport 1x per hour
IC 07 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mechelen–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South–Braine-l'Alleud–Nivelles–Luttre–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Central 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 08 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mechelen–Brussels National Airport–Leuven–Aarschot– Langdorp–Testelt–Zichem –Diest– Schulen –Hasselt 1x per hour
IC 09 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Lier–Heist-op-den-Berg–Aarschot–Leuven 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 09 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Lier–Heist-op-den-Berg–Aarschot–Diest–Hasselt–Diepenbeek–Bilzen–Tongeren–Glons–Liers–Milmort–Herstal–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Liège-Carré–Liège-Guillemins 1x per hourWeekends
IC 10 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Lier–Herentals–Olen–Geel–Mol–Lommel–Overpelt–Neerpelt–Hamont 1x per hourTrains join/split at Mol
IC 10 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Lier–Herentals–Olen–Geel–Mol–Balen–Leopoldsburg–Beverlo–Beringen–Heusden–Zolder–Zonhoven–Hasselt 1x per hourTrains join/split at Mol
IC 11 Binche–Leval–La Louvière-Sud–La Louvière-Centre–Ecaussinnes–Braine-le-Comte–Tubize–Halle–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Vilvoorde–Mechelen–Lier–Herentals–Tielen–Turnhout 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 12 Kortrijk–Harelbeke–Waregem–Deinze–De Pinte–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Leuven–Liège-Guillemins–Angleur–Pepinster–Verviers-Central–Welkenraedt 1x per hourDoes not operate between Gent and Welkenraedt at weekends
IC 13 Hasselt–Diepenbeek–Bilzen–Tongeren–Glons–Liers–Milmort–Herstal–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Liège-Carré–Liège-Guillemins–Bressoux–Visé–Eijsden–Maastricht Randwijck–Maastricht 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 13 Liège-Guillemins–Bressoux–Visé–Eijsden–Maastricht Randwijck–Maastricht 1x per hourWeekends
IC 14 Quiévrain–Thulin–Hainin–Boussu–Saint-Ghislain–Quaregnon–Jemappes–Mons–Jurbise–Soignies–Braine-le-Comte–Halle–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Leuven–Tienen–Landen–Waremme–Ans–Liège-Guillemins 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 15 Noorderkempen–Antwerpen-Luchtbal–Antwerpen-Centraal 1x per hour
IC 16 Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Ottignies–Gembloux–Namur–Ciney–Marloie–Jemelle–Libramont–Marbehan–Arlon–Luxembourg 1x per hour
IC 17 Brussels National Airport–Bordet–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Etterbeek–Ottignies–Gembloux–Namur–Jambes–Lustin–Godinne–Yvoir–Dinant 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 17 Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Etterbeek–Ottignies–Gembloux–Namur–Jambes–Lustin–Godinne–Yvoir–Dinant 1x per hourWeekends
IC 18 Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Etterbeek–Ottignies–Gembloux–Namur–Andenne–Statte–Huy–Flémalle-Haute–Liège-Guillemins–Liège-Carré–Liège-Saint-Lambert 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 19 Lille Flandres–Lezennes–Hellemmes–Ascq–Baisieux–Froyennes–Tournai–Saint-Ghislain–Mons–La Louvière-Sud–Charleroi-Sud–Tamines–Namur 1x per hour
IC 20 Gent-Sint-Pieters–Merelbeke–Melle–Wetteren–Lede–Aalst–Denderleeuw–Liedekerke–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Aarschot–Diest–Hasselt–Diepenbeek–Bilzen–Tongeren 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 20 Gent-Sint-Pieters–Merelbeke–Melle–Wetteren–Lede–Aalst–Denderleeuw–Liedekerke–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Jette–Dendermonde–Zele–Lokeren 1x per hourWeekends
IC 21 Gent-Sint-Pieters–Wetteren–Dendermonde–Londerzeel–Mechelen–Muizen–Hever–Boortmeerbeek–Haacht–Wespelaar-Tildonk–Hambos–Wijgmaal–Leuven 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 22 Essen–Kalmthout–Heide–Kapellen–Ekeren–Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–MortseL Oude-God–Mechelen-Nekkerspoel–Mechelen–Vilvoorde–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 22 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–MortseL Oude-God–Mechelen-Nekkerspoel–Mechelen–Vilvoorde–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South–Halle–Tubize–Braine-le-Comte–Ecaussinnes–La Louvière-Centre–La Louvière-Sud–Leval–Binche 1x per hourWeekends
IC 23 Oostende–Brugge–Zedelgem–Torhout–Lichtervelde–Roeselaere–Izegem–Ingelmunster–Kortrijk–Oudenaarde– Munkzwalm –Zottegem– Herzele–Burst–Haaltert –Denderleeuw–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels National Airport 1x per hour
IC 23A Brugge–Aalter–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels National Airport 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 23A Gent-Sint-Pieters–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels National Airport 1x per hourWeekends
IC 24 Charleroi-Sud– Jamioulx–Ham-sur-Heure–Cour-sur-Heure –Berzée–Walcourt– Yves-Gomezée –Philippeville–Mariembourg–Couvin 1x per hour
IC 25 Mons–La Louvière-Sud–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi Sud–Châtelet–Tamines–Auvelais–Jemeppe-sur-Sambre–Namur–Andenne–Statte–Huy–Flémalle-Haute–Liège-Guillemins–Liège-Carré–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Herstal 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 25 Mouscron–Hersaux–Tournai–Antoing–Péruwelz–Blaton–Saint-Ghislain–Quaregnon–Jemappes–Mons–La Louvière-Sud–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi Sud–Châtelet–Tamines–Auvelais–Jemeppe-sur-Sambre–Namur–Andenne–Statte–Huy–Flémalle-Haute–Liège-Guillemins–Liège-Carré–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Herstal–Milmort–Liers 1x per hourWeekends
IC 26 Kortrijk–Mouscron–Hersaux–Froyennes–Tournai–Leuze–Ath–Silly–Enghien–Halle–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Jette–Dendermonde–Zele–Lokeren–Sinaai–Belsele–Sint-Niklaas 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 27 Brussels National Airport–Bordet–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Etterbeek–Boondael–Vivier d'Oie–Saint-Job–Linkebeek–Sint-Genesius-Rode–Waterloo–Braine-l'Alleud–Lillois–Nivelles–Obaix-Buzet–Luttre–Courcelles-Motte–Roux–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Sud 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 28 Gent-Sint-Pieters–Gent-Dampoort–Beervelde–Lokeren–Sint-Niklaas–Antwerpen-Zuid–Antwerpen-Berchem–Antwerpen-Centraal 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
IC 29 De Panne–Koksijde–Veurne–Diksmuide–Kortemark–Lichtervelde–Tielt–Deinze–De Pinte–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Wetteren–Schellebelle–Serskamp–Lede–Aalst–Erembodegem–Denderleeuw–Liedekerke–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels National Airport–Leuven–Vertrijk–Tienen–Ezemaal–Neerwinden–Landen 1x per hourLeuven–Landen only every 2 hours on weekends
IC 30 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Lier– Kessel–Nijlen–Bouwel –Herentals–Tielen–Turnhout 1x per hour
IC 31 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–MortseL Oude-God–Mechelen-Nekkerspoel–Mechelen–Vilvoorde–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South 1x per hourWeekdays
IC 31 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–MortseL Oude-God–Mechelen-Nekkerspoel–Mechelen–Vilvoorde–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South–Braine-l'Alleud–Nivelles–Luttre–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Sud 1x per hourWeekends
IC 32 Brugge–Zedelgem–Torhout–Lichtervelde–Roeselaere–Izegem–Ingelmunster–Kortrijk 1x per hour; 2x per hour on weekends
IC 33 Liers–Milmort–Herstal–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Liège-Carré–Liège-Guillemins–Angleur–Poulseur–Rivage–Aywaille–Coo–Trois-Ponts–Vielsalm–Gouvy–Troisvierges–Clervaux–Drauffelt–Wilwerwiltz–Kautenbach–Ettelbruck–Mersch–Luxembourg Every 2 hours
IC 35 Amsterdam Centraal–Schiphol–Den Haag Hollands Spoor–Rotterdam Centraal–Dordrecht–Roosendaal–Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mechelen–Brussels National Airport–Brussels-North–BrusseL Centraal–Brussels-South 1x per hour
National local services [6]
RouteStopsFrequencyNotes
L 01 Namur–Marche-les-Dames–Namêche–Sclaigneaux–Château de Seilles–Andenne–Bas-Oha–Statte–Huy–Ampsin–Amay–Haute-Flône–Engis–Flémalle-Haute–Leman–Flémalle-Grande–Jemeppe-sur-Meuse–Pont-de-Seraing–Sclessin–Liège-Guillemins 1x per hour; every 2 hours at weekends
L 02 Zeebrugge-Strand / Zeebrugge-Dorp–Lissewege–Brugge-Sint-Pieters–Brugge–Oostkamp–Beernem–Maria-Aalter–Aalter–Bellem–Hansbeke–Landegem–Drongen–Gent-Sint-Pieters–Merelbeke–Melle–Kwatrecht–Wetteren–Schellebelle–Wichelen–Schoonaarde–Oudegem–Dendermonde–Baasrode-Zuid–Buggenhout–Malderen–Londerzeel–Kapelle-op-den-Bos–Mechelen 1x per hourWeekdays
L 02 Zeebrugge-Strand / Zeebrugge-Dorp–Lissewege–Brugge-Sint-Pieters–Brugge–Oostkamp–Beernem–Maria-Aalter–Aalter–Bellem–Hansbeke–Landegem–Drongen–Gent-Sint-Pieters Every 2 hoursWeekends
L 03 Leuven–Wezemaal–Aarschot–Langdorp–Testelt–Zichem–Diest–Schulen–Hasselt 1x per hourNot weekends
L 04 Braine-le-Comte–Soignies–Neufvilles–Masnuy-Saint-Pierre–Jurbise 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
L 05 Eeklo–Waarschoot–Sleidinge–Evergem–Wondelgem–Gent-Dampoort–Gentbrugge–Gent-Sint-Pieters- De Pinte–Eke-Nazareth–Gavere-Asper–Zingem–Eine–Oudenaarde–Ronse 1x per hourTrains split/join at Oudenaarde
L 05 Eeklo–Waarschot–Sleidinge–Evergem–Wondelgem–Gent-Dampoort–Gentbrugge–Gent-Sint-Pieters- De Pinte–Eke-Nazareth–Gavere-Asper–Zingem–Eine–Oudenaarde–Anzegem–Vichte–Kortrijk 1x per hourTrains split/join at Oudenaarde; does not operate at weekends
L 06 Luttre–Pont-à-Celles–Gouy-lez-Piéton–Godarville–Manage–La Louvière-Centre–La Louvière-Sud–Morlanwelz–Carnières–Piéton–Forchies–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Sud 1x per hourWeekdays
L 06 Manage–La Louvière-Centre–La Louvière-Sud–Morlanwelz–Carnières–Piéton–Forchies–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Sud Every 2 hoursWeekends
L 06A Manage–Godarville–Gouy-lez-Piéton–Pont-à-Celles–Luttre–Courcelles-Motte–Roux–Marchienne-au-Pont–Charleroi-Sud Every 2 hoursWeekends
L 07 Erquelinnes–Erquelinnes-Village–Solre-sur-Sambre–Labuissière–Fontaine-Valmont–Lobbes–Thuin– Hourpes –Landelies–Marchienne-Zone–Charleroi-Sud 1x per hour; every 2 hours at weekendsStations in italics are not served at weekends
L 08 Ottignies–Mont-Saint-Guibert–Blanmont–Chastre–Ernage–Gembloux–Lonzée–Beuzet–Saint-Denis-Bovesse–Rhisnes–Namur 1x per hour; every 2 hours at weekends
L 09 Spa-Géronstère–Spa–Franchimont–Theux–Juslenville–Pepinster-Cité–Pepinster–Verviers-Central–Verviers-Palais–Dolhain-Gileppe–Welkenraedt–Hergenrath–Aachen Hbf
L 10 Ciney–Leignon–Chapois–Haversin–Aye–Marloie–Jemelle–Forrières–Grupont–Poix-Saint-Hubert–Libramont Every 2 hours
L 11 Namur–Jambes–Lustin–Godinne–Yvoir–Dinant–Anseremme–Gendron-Celles–Houyet–Beauraing–Gedinne–Graide–Carlsbourg–Paliseul–Bertrix–Libramont Every 2 hours
L 12 Libramont–Neufchâteau–Marbehan–Habay–Stockem–Viville–Arlon–Kleinbettingen–Luxembourg Every 2 hours
L 13 Libramont–Bertrix–Florenville–Virton–Halanzy–Aubange–Athus–Messancy–Arlon Every 2 hoursDoes not operate between Virton and Arlon at weekends
L 14 Ottignies–Céroux Mousty–Court Saint Etienne–Faux–La Roche–Villers la Ville–Tilly–Ligny–Fleurus–Lodelinsart–Charleroi-West–Charleroi-Sud–Couillet–Châtelet–Le Campinaire–Farciennes–Aiseau–Tamines–Auvelais–Jemeppe-sur-Sambre–Moustier–Franière–Floreffe–Flawinne–Ronet–Namur–Jambes 1x per hour; every 2 hours at weekendsDoes not operate between Namur and Jambes at weekends
L 15 Liers–Milmort–Herstal–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Liège-Carré–Liège-Guillemins–Angleur–Tilff–Méry–Hony–Esneux–Poulseur–Rivage–Comblain-la-Tour–Hamoir–Sy–Bomal–Barvaux–Melreux-Hotton–Marche-en-Famenne–Marloie 1x per hour
L 16 Namur–Jambes-Est–Dave-Saint-Martin–Naninne–Sart-Bernard–Courrière–Assesse– Natoye–Ciney 1x per hour; every 2 hours at weekendsStations in italics are served at weekends
L 17 Herstal–Liège-Saint-Lambert–Liège-Carré–Liège-Guillemins–Angleur–Chênée–Trooz–Fraipont–Nessonvaux–Pepinster–Verviers-Central 1x per hour
L 18 Mons–Saint-Ghislain–Boussu–Hainin–Thulin–Quiévrain 1x per hourWeekends
L 19 Braine-le-Comte–Écaussinnes–Marche-lez-Écaussinnes–Familleureux–Manage 1x per hourWeekdays
L 20 Sint-Niklaas–Temse–Bornem–Puurs–Willebroek–Mechelen–Muizen–Hever–Boortmeerbeek–Haacht–Wespelaar-Tildonk–Wijgmaal–Leuven 1x per hourWeekdays
L 20 Mechelen–Muizen–Boortmeerbeek–Haacht–Wespelaar-Tildonk–Wijgmaal–Leuven 1x per hourWeekends
L 21 Waremme–Bleret–Remicourt–Momalle–Fexhe-le-Haut-Clocher–Voroux–Bierset-Awans–Ans–Liège-Guillemins 1x per hourWeekdays
L 21 Landen–Waremme–Remicourt–Momalle–Fexhe-le-Haut-Clocher–Bierset-Awans–Ans–Liège-Guillemins 1x per hourWeekends
L 22 Roosendaal–Essen–Wildert–Kalmthout–Kijkuit–Heide–Kapellen–Sint-Mariaburg–Ekeren–Antwerpen-Noorderdokken–Antwerpen-Luchtbal–Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Antwerpen-Zuid–Hoboken-Polder–Hemiksem–Schelle–Niel–Boom–Ruisbroek-Sauvegarde–Puurs 1x per hourDoes not operate between Antwerp and Puurs at weekends
L 23 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mortsel–Boechout–Lier–Berlaar–Melkouwen–Heist-op-den-Berg–Booischot–Begijnendijk–Aarschot–Wezemaal–Leuven 1x per hour
L 24 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mortsel–Boechout–Lier–Kessel–Nijlen–Bouwel–Wolfstee–Herentals–Olen–Geel–Mol 1x per hourDoes not operate at weekends
L 25 Gent-Sint-Pieters–Merelbeke–Melle–Gontrode– Landskouter –Moortsele–Scheldewindeke–Balegem-Dorp– Balegem-Zuid –Zottegem–Lierde–Geraardsbergen 1x per hourStations in italics are not served at weekends
L 26 Quévy–Genly–Frameries–Mons–Nimy–Obourg–Havré–Thieu–Bracquegnies–La Louvière-Sud 1x per hourWeekdays
L 26 Mons–Nimy–Havré–Thieu–Bracquegnies–La Louvière-Sud Every 2 hoursWeekends
L 27 Sint-Niklaas–Temse–Bornem–Puurs–Willebroek–Mechelen 1x per hourWeekends
L 28 Gent-Sint-Pieters–Kwatrecht–Wetteren–Schoonaarde–Dendermonde–Buggenhout–Malderen–Londerzeel–Kapelle-op-den-Bos–Mechelen 1x per hourWeekends
L 29 Geraardsbergen–Acren–Lessines–Houraing–Papignies–Rebaix–Ath–Maffle– Mévergnies-Attre –Brugelette–Cambron-Casteau–Lens–Jurbise–Erbisoeul– Ghlin –Mons–Jemappes–Quaregnon–Saint-Ghislain–Blaton–Péruwelz–Antoing–Tournai 1x per hour; Every 2 hours at weekendsDoes not operate between Mons and Tournai at weekends; stations in italics are not served at weekends
L 30(Dendermonde–Zele -) Lokeren–Sinaai–Belsele–Sint-Niklaas–Nieuwkerken-Waas–Beveren–Melsele–Zwijndrecht–Antwerpen-Zuid–Antwerpen-Berchem–Antwerpen-Centraal 1x per hour
S Train network [7]
RouteStopsFrequencyNotes
S1 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–Mortsel–MortseL Liersesteenweg–Hove–Kontich–Duffel–Sint-Katelijne-Waver–Mechelen-Nekkerspoel–Mechelen–Weerde–Eppegem–Vilvoorde–Buda–Schaarbeek–Brussels-North–Brussels-Congress–Brussels-Central–Brussels-Chapel–Brussels-South–Forest-East–Uccle-Stalle–Uccle-Calevoet–Linkebeek–Holleken–Sint-Genesius-Rode–De Hoek–Waterloo–Braine-l'Alleud–Lillois–Nivelles 2x per hour between Antwerp, Brussels and NivellesWeekdays
S1 Antwerpen-Centraal–Antwerpen-Berchem–MortseL Deurnesteenweg–MortseL Oude-God–Hove–Kontich–Duffel–Sint-Katelijne-Waver–Mechelen-Nekkerspoel–Mechelen–Weerde–Eppegem–Vilvoorde–Schaarbeek–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South 1x per hourWeekends
S1 Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South–Forest-East–Uccle-Stalle–Uccle-Calevoet–Linkebeek–Holleken–Sint-Genesius-Rode–De Hoek–Waterloo–Braine-l'Alleud–Lillois–Nivelles 1x per hourWeekends
S2 Leuven–Herent–Veltem–Erps-Kwerps–Kortenberg–Nossegem–Zaventem–Diegem–Haren-South –Schaarbeek–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South–Forest-South–Ruisbroek–Lot–Buizingen–Halle–Lembeek–Tubize–Hennuyères–Braine-le-Comte 2x per hour
S3 Dendermonde–Sint-Gillis–Lebbeke–Heizijde–Opwijk–Merchtem–Mollem–Asse–Zellik–Jette–Bockstael–Brussels-North–Brussels-Central–Brussels-South -Denderleeuw–Welle–Haaltert–Ede–Burst–Terhagen -Herzele–Hillegem–Zottegem–Munkzwalm–Sint-Denijs-Boekel–Oudenaarde 1x per hourWeekdays
S4 Vilvoorde–Haren–Bordet–Evere–Meiser–Merode–Delta–Etterbeek –Brussels-Luxembourg–Brussels-Schuman–Bockstael–Jette–Sint-Agatha-Berchem–Groot-Bijgaarden–Dilbeek–Sint-Martens-Bodegem–Ternat–Essene-Lombeek–Liedekerke–Denderleeuw–Erembodegem–Aalst 1x per hourWeekdays, stations in italics are served during peak hours
S5 Mechelen–Weerde–Eppegem–Vilvoorde–Haren–Bordet–Evere–Meiser–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Mouterij–Etterbeek–Boondael–Vivier d'Oie–Saint-Job–Moensberg–Beersel–Huizingen–Halle–Enghien– Herne–Tollembeek–Galmaarden–Viane-Moerbeke–Geraardsbergen 2x per hourWeekdays, stations in italics are served during peak hours
S6 Aalst –Denderleeuw–Iddergem–Okegem–Ninove–Eichem–Appelterre–Zandbergen–Idegem–Schendelbeke–Geraardsbergen–Viane-Moerbeke–Galmaarden–Tollembeek–Herne–Enghien–Halle–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Schaarbeek 1x per hourStations in italics are served during peak hours
S7 Mechelen–Muizen–Hofstade–Eppegem–Vilvoorde–Haren–Bordet–Evere–Meiser–Merode–Delta–Boondael–Vivier d'Oie–Saint-Job–Moensberg–Beersel–Huizingen–Halle 1x per hour
S8 Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Etterbeek–Watermael–Boitsfort–Groenendaal–Hoeilaart–La Hulpe–Genval–Rixensart–Profondsart–Ottignies–Louvain-la-Neuve-Université 2x per hour, 1x per hour at weekends
S9 Leuven–Herent–Veltem–Erps-Kwerps–Kortenberg–Nossegem–Zaventem–Diegem–Haren–Bordet–Evere–Meiser–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Mouterij–Etterbeek–Boondael–Vivier d'Oie–Saint-Job–Linkebeek–Holleken–Sint-Genesius-Rode–De Hoek–Waterloo–Braine-l'Alleud–Lillois–Nivelles 1x per hourWeekdays
S10 Dendermonde–Sint-Gillis–Lebbeke–Heizijde–Opwijk–Merchtem–Mollem–Asse–Zellik–Jette–Thurn en Taxis–Simonis–Brussels-West–Brussels-South–Brussels-Central–Brussels-North–Bockstael–Jette–Sint-Agatha-Berchem–Groot-Bijgaarden–Dilbeek–Sint-Martens-Bodegem–Ternat–Essene-Lombeek–Liedekerke–Denderleeuw–Erembodegem–Aalst 1x per hour
S20 Leuven–Heverlee–Oud-Heverlee–Sint-Joris-Weert–Pécrot–Florival–Archennes–Gastuche–Basse-Wavre–Wavre–Bierges-Walibi–Limal–Ottignies 2x per hour, 1x per hour at weekends
S81 Schaarbeek–Brussels-Schuman–Brussels-Luxembourg–Etterbeek–Watermael–Boitsfort–Groenendaal–Hoeilaart–La Hulpe–Genval–Rixensart–Profondsart–Ottignies 1x per hourWeekdays, Peak hours only

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