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Station Zuid prepares for 250,000 daily passengers with new Brittenpassage: a source of light, air, and spaciousness

Station Zuid prepares for 250,000 daily passengers with new Brittenpassage: a source of light, air, and spaciousness

Amsterdam South Station is opening the new Brittenpassage this Sunday to better accommodate an expected 250,000 daily travelers. The new, spacious corridor replaces the aging Minervapassage, which will be closed for extensive renovations.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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