Thanks to some providers of shared mobility, you no longer even need your own vehicle for this. As we work toward a city with less cars, it is also becoming more pleasant to simply travel short distances on foot. You can also get around Brussels easily and safely at night. With the buses of the Noctis nightOpens in new windowExternal link network and the Collecto Opens in new windowExternal linknight taxis, you can go out at night without worries.
These pages tell you how to get around in Brussels. All information can also be found on the Brussels Mobility websiteOpens in new windowExternal link.
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Persons with reduced mobility
Mobility difficulties, loss of independence, sight or hearing troubles... Anyone can be confronted with a disability,...
On foot
Encouraging travel on foot is one of the Brussels government's mobility priorities. To this end, numerous measures are...
By bike
Alone or on a tandem, to go shopping or to work: cycling gets you everywhere! Promoting cycling in Brussels is a...
By public transport
Making public transport more attractive remains the Brussels Government’s main priority. The Brussels-Capital Region...
Taxis and Collecto
Day or night, taxis and the Collecto service are a practical way of getting around Brussels.You can climb abroad with...
By motorbike, car or car share
Like other major capitals, Brussels is not the ideal place to get around by car. The traffic is heavy, especially...
- Public transport, real-time traffic information, maps and more, Bruxelles Mobilité is packed with information on mobility and modes of transport in the Brussels-Capital Region: mobilite-mobiliteit.brussels.
- The website of Bruxelles Mobilité also provides information about public space development projects (roadworks and squares, construction projects, tunnel and bridge reinforcement works, as well as metro infrastructure projects and more) : mobilite-mobiliteit.brussels/en/projects.