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Avoid driving, most of the sights are easily reached by foot using the underground metro system which is very clean, inexpensive, and has a good amount of artwork. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 by DanielF
The metro network is not really extensive, as there are only two lines (one of them with two sub-lines) and just a handful of stations. It obviously does not cover the entire city, but will take you from central Brussels (overly walkable) to the attractions located around the Jubilee Park (Schuman area) and to the Heyzel district, where the famous Atomium is located. The Koekelberg National Basilica and the attractions located along the Eastern Petite ceinture are easily approachable by using the short line 2.
As for trams and buses, there are multiple lines that crisscross the city, but they may be difficult to navigate, as maps and schedules are not really obvious to the non-frequent visitor. There is an underground tramway line which connects South Station with North Station (with various ramifications) running on the former river bed. Other useful line will take you from Royal Square to the Avenue Louise.
Generally speaking, drivers of metro-trains, trams and buses are particularly brutal, so do hold to the bar during your ride. Leave a Comment
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there's a good metro service, tramway, bus and good train transportation too. To go to the Grande Place it's the Gare Central metro station or DeBrouckere metro station.
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Euroline coach runs from London Victoria Coach Station to Brussels Gare du Nord (CCN) at 36 GBP return. The whole journey takes about 7 hours. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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the Metro-system is ok but not widely spread. Depending on where you want to go, there might not be a Metroline. Last Metro will be around midnight, half twelve.
If you stay longer in Brussels: To buy a monthly travelcard is only cheaper than 10-trips-cards if you go by Metro/Tram/Bus more than twice a day! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by funkymama
They are available at taxi stands or at entrance of hotels.
The price of the trip is displayed on the meter,including the service charge.
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Getting around in Brussels is very easy, using the metro (subway), trams and busses.The Brussels public transport network covers a total distance of 430 km. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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