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Tilburg - Turnhout railway line, popularly known as the Bels Line, was a railway line between Tilburg and Turnhout. North of Baarle-Nassau Grens station, this formed the Dutch part of Railway Line 29. Since 1990, a cycle path has been constructed on the Bels Line route. Stations The railway line between Tilburg and Turnhout had seven stations: Tilburg (km 31) Riel (km 25) Alphen (km 18) Baarle-Nassau (km 13) Baarle-Nassau Grens (km 9) Weelde (km 8) Turnhout (km 0) There was also a branch to Goirle for freight trains. History Until 1865, the entire area between Turnhout and Baarle-Nassau was characterised by vast heathlands. In that year, construction of the railway line between Turnhout and Tilburg was started and the Weelde-Merksplas station (south of the Steenweg op Zondereigen) was built. The railway line was built and operated by the "Grand Central Belge (GCB)", which is why the railway line was popularly called the "Bels lijntje" in the (North Brabant) vernacular.

A work of art made with its heart in the right place.

This work of art can be found at the old transmission tower from the Second World War in Baarle-Nassau

This is where the old transmission tower from the Second World War stands

Very nice railway cycle path.

Baarle-Hertog and Baarle Nassau are a variety of Belgian enclaves in the Netherlands. Partly there is a Dutch enclave within the Belgian one. Worth seeing and emulating how two states that are different on paper treat each other as if they were one state.

The most complex enclave puzzle in the world

Baarle: neutral, free or occupied?