Arriving by train

Train timetables are available on this website for international transports. National train connections are best described on this website. Most of the trains stop in Brussels-South railway station or Brussels-Central railway station. From there you can reach most places around Brussels by metro, train, tram or bus. 

Arriving by air

If you arrive by plane at Brussles Airport Zaventem, you will easily find a direct train to Bruxelles-central station directly from the airport. From there you can reach most places around Brussels by metro, train, tram or bus. 

If you arrive by plane at Brussels South Charleroi Airport, you can take then the bus A2 from the airport to Fleurus railway station. From there, take a train to Ottignies and then another train to Bussels-Central. Another option is to take a direct Flibco bus directly from the airport to Brussels-Central, see this website for bus schedules.

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Metro/Tram/Bus 

The most convenient way to travel in Brussels is by using the STIB services, which includes the metro, tram and bus network. 

For more information on lines and schedules, visit the STIB website here.

You can pay your transportation immediately by scanning your card or smartphone before boarding the bus, tram, or at the entrance gates of the metro. Otherwise, ticket machines are available at the different stops.

Train

National train connections are available on this website. 

If you don't have any SNCB/NMBS train subscription, you must purchase a ticket to your destination before boarding the train. 

In Belgium, it is common for trains to switch to a different platform than the one originally announced. This occurs essentially in Bussels. Be sure to regularly check the information on the TV's in the station. 

Taxis/Rideshare

Ubers are available. 

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