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Porte de Hal

Boulevard du Midi 150, 1000 Brussels

Porte de Hal, Brussels (Monuments)
Fig. 01Porte de Hal© bsubway.net · CC BY-SA 3.0
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About Porte de Hal

The Porte de Hal metro station in Brussels lies in the Saint-Gilles district beneath the Inner Ring Road and takes its name from the medieval Hal Gate. It connects metro lines 2 and 6 with premetro lines 4 and 10 on the north-south axis. Opened in 1988, the metro level sits below the premetro platforms. From here, travelers can reach Brussels-South railway station in just one stop. A special feature is the artwork by François Schuiten, which depicts futuristic cityscapes and metro trains in which the historic gate appears among modern high-rises.

Based on the article “Porte de Hal metro station” from the English Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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At a glance

Category
Sight › Monuments
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Address
Boulevard du Midi 150
1000 Brussels, Belgium
District
Brussels
Phone
+3225341518
Website
www.portedehal.be
Email
portedehal@mrah.be
Coordinates
50.83306° N · 4.34472° E
Data quality
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Identifier
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