Belgium's capital city, Brussels, has a very large tram network part of which is underground as a result of a "Pre-metro" project (like Stadtbahn systems in Germany, the underground stretches are designed to allow for future conversion to full metro — in fact part of the city's metro network is converted pre-metro, and plans are in place to upgrade the pre-metro line through the city centre to full metro). For more information and history, see Wikipedia (trams in general, the metro and pre-metro) and UrbanRail.net (trams in general, the metro and pre-metro). For service and fare information, see the operator's website.
My photos come from a short visit in August 2018.
Here's an alphabetical list of all the stops that I've got photos of (some stops have different names in each of French and Dutch — in these instances the French name is given first and is used to determine the position in the list, with the Dutch name after in italics):
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