You can find all the information you need about train transport in Belgium on the SNCB website. This includes information on timetables, domestic connections and international rail links. You can also buy your train tickets online at this website.
- What is the mode of transportation in Belgium?
- How do you get around in Belgium?
- How do I buy a bus ticket in Belgium?
- How do I book train tickets in Belgium?
- Is public transport free in Belgium?
- What is illegal Belgium?
- Is Belgium cheaper than France?
- Is Belgium expensive to visit?
- How many days is enough for Belgium?
- How much is a bus ticket in Belgium?
- How do you buy bus tickets in Brussels?
- Where can I buy bus tickets in Brussels?
What is the mode of transportation in Belgium?
Belgium by Bus
Most of Belgium is well covered by the rail network, so buses are used only for short distances, usually connecting train stations with other rail lines. Three companies providing service around the country include STIB-MIVB in Brussels, DeLijn in the Flemish-speaking areas and TEC in Wallonia.
How do you get around in Belgium?
5 Cheap Ways to Travel Around Belgium
- Figure out which one of these train passes floats your boat.
- Ride the world's longest tram line at the coast.
- Go underground in Antwerp and Brussels.
- Make Belgian friends on a carpool trip.
- Rent a car from a local.
How do I buy a bus ticket in Belgium?
Taking the bus in Belgium
Bus operators vary depending on your region, but you'll be able to use your MoBIB card throughout the country. If you don't have a MoBIB card, you can buy a ticket at stations, kiosks, and even on the bus itself, although this is more expensive.
How do I book train tickets in Belgium?
Belgian train tickets
Buying and collecting train tickets in Belgium is easy to do. You can usually buy a ticket on the day of travel (online, at a ticket machine or from a ticket office) as the prices stay the same regardless if they are purchased in advance or not.
Is public transport free in Belgium?
You can also buy your train tickets online at this website. The following persons can travel for free with the SNCB: Children under 6 years of age accompanied by a passenger of 12 years of age or older carrying a valid travel document (maximum 4 children).
What is illegal Belgium?
According to Belgian law, you must have some form of identification with you at all times. Possession of drugs and trafficking in drugs are serious offences. It's illegal to wear in public places (parks, buildings, public transport, on the street etc.) clothing that hides a person's face largely or completely.
Is Belgium cheaper than France?
In general, Belgium is less expensive than France. It's a great place to spend some time and is often overlooked, or rushed through during trips to Europe.
Is Belgium expensive to visit?
Belgium is not a cheap country. Yes, it can be done on a budget but it's a tight budget. There's just a lot of high costs here and food and drink can really add up. While it will never be the cheapest country in the world, there are a few ways to cut costs and avoid spending all your money.
How many days is enough for Belgium?
How many days do you need in Belgium? As a minimum, we recommend 3-4 days in Belgium. With 3 days, you can briefly visit the most beautiful cities such as Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, and Bruges. If you have 4 days, you can also visit some of the famous Belgian war sites.
How much is a bus ticket in Belgium?
When purchased aboard, virtually any single ticket costs €3 (notes of €20 or above are not accepted; express buses 68, 178 and 179 cost more). Tickets are cheaper if purchased by smartphone: €1.80 using the De Lijn app or €2.15 by texting 'DL' to 4884 (from a Belgian SIM card).
How do you buy bus tickets in Brussels?
All transport tickets and travel cards can be bought in any metro station or at a city newsstand. You can buy a one-way journey ticket from any bus or tram driver if you catch the tram or bus without having a ticket, but these have a small supplement.
Where can I buy bus tickets in Brussels?
Where to buy Brussels public transport tickets
- GO machines - they are at every metro station and largest bus and tram stops. ...
- "Kiosk" or "Bootik" ticket offices are located in the largest metro stations.