Travel to Brussels

More than 60 million Europeans live within 300km of Brussels, less than two hours by high-speed train. For those who fly in, it takes only 20 minutes from the airport to the city centre. And when you have arrived, it's easy to move around the compact city, by public transport or on foot.

Discover how to travel to Brussels by plane, high-speed train, national train and bus.

By PLANE

Brussels is connected with 2 international airports, the Brussels Airport Zaventem and the Brussels South Charleroi airport. It takes only 20 minutes from the airport to the city centre.

• Via Brussels Airport
  Daily flights from 200 destinations in 66 countries. Easy access to Bruges by train (one transfer in Brussels-Midi/Zuid).
  Tel International: +32 (0)2 753 77 53
  
  Connection with city centre by: train, bus, taxis and rental car
• Via Brussels-South-Charleroi-Airport
  Multiple flights a week by low cost airlines from several European cities.
  Tel International: +32 (0)902 02 490 (1€/min)
  
  Connection with city centre by: public transport (train and bus), shuttle bus, taxis and car rental

By TRAIN

Brussels is also easily accessible via high-speed trains Eurostar, TGV and Thalys. For more information on the international high-speed trains, please visit the dedicated websites.

• Belgian rail
• Thalys
• Eurostar
• TGV

Once arrived in Brussels you can travel with the Belgian rail network NMBS/SNCB.

By BUS

Several international bus companies that provide quick bus transit between major European cities also stop in Brussels on journeys to and from cities like Amsterdam, Berlin, London and Paris.

For more information, visit the websites of:

• Flixbus
• Eurolines