Rue de Trèves

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Rue de Trèves is a central street in Brussels’ European Quarter, known for its proximity to key European Union institutions and the Place du Luxembourg.

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Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf road in Brussels
street
associatedWith European institutions district of Brussels
city Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
connectsTo Rue Belliard
Rue de la Loi
Rue du Luxembourg
country Belgium
hasFunction access route to EU office buildings
urban thoroughfare for local traffic
hasLanguageVariant Trierstraat (Dutch name)
hasNearbyPublicSpace Place du Luxembourg
hasNearbyTransport Brussels-Luxembourg railway station
hasOfficialLanguage Dutch
French
knownFor proximity to European Union institutions
proximity to Place du Luxembourg
locatedIn Belgium
Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium

European Quarter
namedAfter city of Trier
linked to: Trier
near Esplanade Solidarność 1980
European Parliament complex in Brussels
Parliamentarium
linked to: Parlamentarium

Place du Luxembourg
neighborhood European Quarter
partOf Brussels’ European Quarter road network
region Brussels-Capital Region
transportRole street serving European Quarter commuters
urbanContext dense office district
mixed-use area with offices and services

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Place du Luxembourg hasNearby Rue de Trèves
Leopold Quarter contains Rue de Trèves / Trierstraat
linked to: Rue de Trèves
Schuman roundabout locatedOn Rue de la Loi (N3)
linked to: Rue de Trèves
Rue d'Arlon connectsTo Rue de Trèves
Rue Belliard / Belliardstraat connectedTo Rue de Trèves / Trierstraat
linked to: Rue de Trèves