Eindhoven Centraal

A good station, but there's no passing through unless you buy a ticket. Big cycling park around it.

It is for sure a good train and bus station, but the transports needs to be cleaned more often, they are usually dirty and full of dusty. And by the way, this is one of the most expensive transports in Europe.

I really like watching the trains here I'm a very much a train the trains he look beautiful but they're all from the same brands I think and let the yellow and blue those are my favourite colours my room is also been at them blue and yellow but my mum doesn't like me watching trains all the time but she doesn't know I'm here so I'm good I also like the key of the lady there a beautiful eyes she looked at me and I gave her a wink she gave me a ring back I asked for a number but she said no I went back to Trainspotting and I still had a good day I would really come back here because the vending machines are always filled with nice next for me to much on :)

The most important railway junction in the south of the Netherlands. The first Eindhoven station was opened in 1866 together with the State Line E (Eindhoven-Maastricht). The current building by architect Koen van de Gaast was built in 1956 in the functionalist style. Between 2013 and 2018, the station was renovated, on the one hand to give the station a facelift, and on the other hand to adapt the station tunnel to the capacity requirements of the 21st century.

Great city! I will always return with pleasure.