#belval

There is very little to do at Belval-Redange (and CFL plans to merge it with Belvaux-Soleurve eventually), but the French border is nearby, so I visited that:

It's nothing especially visibly remarkable, but I find these physical manifestations (and often definitions!) of political boundaries to be quite neat.

Having killed enough time to catch the next train, I took it a stop down to Belval-Lycée:

I couldn't get to the border easily here due to traffic, but it does have a feature unusual for a station of its size: an elevator!

The tracks take a bridge over the road, so the platform is also above the road. There's a staircase down, or of course the elevator. (If you're curious, it bore a ThyssenKrupp logo.) Train arrival information is conveniently located at both the station and ground levels.

Anyways, after an overall underwhelming Belval-Lycée experience, I decided to walk to Belval-Université to get some pictures of the Lycée that the station was named after. More interesting, though, was a dangerous bridge!

And American culture is never too far away.