Arriving in Brussels

Public transportation is the best way to get around towards and in Brussels. From all over Belgium, you can easily get to Brussels by train. Once in the city, there is an extensive transit network that serves the entire region all day long.

Still coming by car? Then avoid traffic jams, air pollution, parking problems and stress by leaving it in a parking lot on the outskirts and continuing from there by train, metro, tramway or bus. Don't forget that the entire Brussels region is a low-emission zone: the most polluting vehicles won't get in.

Before you leave, consult the Opens in new windowBrussels Mobility website. You will find detailed information on the various options for getting around the city.

Getting to Brussels...

By train
Brussels is easily accessible by train, both national and international. Whether you come from Paris, London,...
By bus or coach
The public transport companies in Flanders (De Lijn) and in Wallonia (TEC) have bus lines between Brussels and the...
By car
Brussels is at the heart of Belgium and Europe. The Brussels Capital Region is accessible by car or motorcycle, whether...
By plane
As a European capital and metropolis, Brussels is easily accessible by plane. The main airport is about 20 km from the...