Built between 1907 and 1913 in the Moselle Baroque style which was experiencing a revival in Luxembourg, the central rail station is the design work of a trio of German architects, Rüdell, Jügsen and Scheuffel. A symbol of renewal for the train station it has a modern design with curved glass windows and an undulating roof. The Rotondes cultural centre was originally an engine shed Photo: Gerry HubertyA new footbridge opened in December 2021 to link the station to Bonnevoie. A symbol of renewal for the train station it has a modern design with curved glass windows and an undulating roof. More architecture in LuxembourgAlso read: City’s iconic cathedral showcases gothic and baroque interiorAlso read: The many faces of Neimënster Abbey