Is there a direct train from Brussels Airport to Antwerpen-Centraal?

Is there a direct train from Brussels-Airport-Zaventem to Antwerpen-Centraal? Yes, it is possible to travel from Brussels-Airport-Zaventem to Antwerpen-Centraal without having to change trains. There are 35 direct trains from Brussels-Airport-Zaventem to Antwerpen-Centraal each day.

1. How do I get from Brussels airport to Brussels Central train station?
2. How do I get from Brussels airport to Luxembourg?
3. How do I get from Brussels airport to city Centre?
4. How do I get from Brussels Airport to Amsterdam by train?
5. Does Brussels airport have a train station?
6. Are there 2 airports in Brussels?
7. Is there a direct train from Brussels to Luxembourg?
8. How long is the train ride from Brussels to Luxembourg?
9. Does Eurostar go to Luxembourg?
10. Is Uber cheaper than taxi in Brussels?
11. How much does a taxi cost from Brussels airport to the city Centre?
12. What is the name of the train station at Brussels Airport?

How do I get from Brussels airport to Brussels Central train station?

There is a train service from Brussels Zaventem Airport to Brussels Central Station every 10 minutes between 5am and midnight, 7 days a week. The ride takes 18 minutes and costs €12,70. However you will need to deal with public transport from the central station to your hotel.

How do I get from Brussels airport to Luxembourg?

It takes an average of 4h 36m to travel from Brussels-Airport-Zaventem to Luxembourg by train, over a distance of around 116 miles (186 km). There are normally 36 trains per day travelling from Brussels-Airport-Zaventem to Luxembourg and tickets for this journey start from €27 when you book in advance.

How do I get from Brussels airport to city Centre?

Train, fast and cheap

All trains connect Brussels Airport to Brussels North, Brussels Central and Brussels Midi railway stations. On weekdays a one-way journey costs € 8.60 ( US$ 10.40) and on weekends it costs € 14.80 ( US$ 17.90) and takes approximately 20 minutes to get to the centre.

How do I get from Brussels Airport to Amsterdam by train?

No, there is no direct train from Brussels Airport (BRU) to Amsterdam. However, there are services departing from Brussels Airport-Zaventem and arriving at Amsterdam Centraal via Breda. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 2h 34m.

Does Brussels airport have a train station?

The train station is located directly under the departures and arrivals halls, at level -1. The platform is easily reached by lift or escalator. With the train, you can travel from Brussels Airport to various Belgian cities or to our neighbours.

Are there 2 airports in Brussels?

Brussels has two international airports servicing premium and budget airlines alike. One is at the edge of Brussels city and the other one 55km (36 miles) southward.

Is there a direct train from Brussels to Luxembourg?

Is there a direct train from Brussels to Luxembourg? Yes, it is possible to travel from Brussels to Luxembourg without having to change trains. There are 10 direct trains from Brussels to Luxembourg each day.

How long is the train ride from Brussels to Luxembourg?

The average journey time by train between Brussels and Luxembourg is 3 hours and 49 minutes, with around 34 trains per day.

Does Eurostar go to Luxembourg?

Eurostar trains link London with Brussels throughout the day in just 2 hours. InterCity trains run from Brussels to Luxembourg every hour, taking 3h18.

Is Uber cheaper than taxi in Brussels?

For many Brussels residents, this is a welcome change. Uber rides typically cost 20 to 30 per cent less than a taxi, are fast and can be ordered from your smartphone.

How much does a taxi cost from Brussels airport to the city Centre?

A taxi from the airport to the centre of Brussels costs around 45 euros. Taxi Hendriks also has taxis for wheelchair users.

What is the name of the train station at Brussels Airport?

Brussels Airport-Zaventem (formerly Brussels National Airport Station, IATA code: BRU) is a railway station located beneath Brussels Airport, Flemish Brabant, Belgium. The station opened in 1958 on Line 36C; in 2012, the new Line 25N was added.