Means of transport Bruxelles - Brussel

The Taxis Bleus are the main competitors of the Taxis... verts. With 300 drivers criss-crossing the capital, finding one is not too complicated. You can order your taxi by phone but also via their website or even better, via their app. Like almost all major private transport services, Taxis Bleus offer a flat rate service for a trip between the airport and the city. Knowing the traffic jams in Brussels, this is often a good plan. Just mention it when ordering your coach.

It's a semi-secret even for the inhabitants of Brussels, but the region has no less than 35 stations, a real little RER in miniature, and they are all connected to bus, streetcar or metro stops. In the vast majority of cases, jumping on a train will save you up to half the time to get from the center to one of the confines of the capital (Uccle for example). The trip planner of the STIB (Brussels public transport company) will inform you about the different options available to you, including train trips.

Brussels Airlines, which rose from the ashes of the national carrier Sabena, is the main airline linking Brussels Airport with the rest of the world. Connections to France are mainly to cities in the south (Lyon, Toulouse, Marseille, Bordeaux, Nice, Ajaccio, Figari), but also to Nantes and Strasbourg (due to travel between the two European parliaments) and to Geneva in Switzerland. A must is to come across one of their customized "Belgian Icons" aircraft: Rackham (Tintin), Trident (Diables Rouges), Aerosmurf (the Smurfs), Amare (Tomorrowland) or Bruegel.