In the city fast
The connection to Antwerp Central takes about half an hour. For commuters, it is a real alternative to the traffic jams on the E19, with a spacious car park at the station.
What this means for the village
The smooth connection makes the municipality attractive for young families who work in the city but want to live in the countryside. You can see this reflected in the schools, the sports clubs, and the bustle on the Handelslei.
On the way to the train
Customers taking the train often pick up their breakfast early from us. A coffee, a croissant, or a breakfast roll: it is ready from 06:30.
More in the series about Sint-Job-in-'t-Goor
- Last week: Fun Fact 10: the neighbours of Sint-Job
- Next week: Fact 12: Sint-Job loves to shop local
- All facts: 12 facts about Sint-Job-in-'t-Goor
- By train to the Noorderkempen: walking around Sint-Job and Brecht
More facts about our village
- Week 1Fact 1: Where does the name Sint-Job-in-'t-Goor come from?
- Week 2Fact 2: Sint-Job is a sub-municipality of Brecht
- Week 3Fact 3: The Dessel–Turnhout–Schoten canal runs right past the village
- Week 4Fact 4: the Handelslei is the village artery
- Week 5Fact 5: Sint-Job lies in one of the greenest corners of the Kempen
- Week 6Fact 6: a commuter village that kept its village heart
- Week 7Fact 7: Community life is in full swing
- Week 8Fact 8: the fair and markets are local traditions
- Week 9Fact 9: Sint-Job wakes up early
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