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- Getting around - Visit Brussels
Getting around Brussels is very simple to navigate and easily accessible If you want to travel around the capital, it’s better to choose soft mobility and public transport Brussels is a "30 city" This means that the speed limit in the capital is 30 km h for all road users
- Public transport | Visit Brussels
Where to buy your ticket: In public transport with contactless payment You can pay for your trip using your contactless bank card (debit or credit), smartphone or smartwatch Every STIB bus, tram and metro station is equipped with a specific contactless payment device This device supports any bank card with the contactless logo For smartphones and smartwatches, compatible payment
- How to get to Brussels | Visit Brussels
Brussels is not only the capital of more than half a billion Europeans; the city also occupies a highly strategic location You arrive in the centre of Brussels by train from London, Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne in less than two hours Thanks to Brussels Airport, the city is directly connected to 200 destinations all over the world every day You can reach the city centre from the airport in
- Transport, Mobility | Brussels-Capital Region
Walking and cycling Walking and cycling are two very efficient modes of getting around town
- Taxis | Visit Brussels
Although public transport is the most convenient way of travelling around Brussels, it's sometimes easier to take a taxi Too much luggage, in a rush or just don't fancy sitting on a crowded bus or metro? Here's everything you need to know about Brussels' taxi companies
- Getting medical care in Belgium – What you need to know
Home news Practical daily life Getting medical care in Belgium – What you need to know Practical daily life
- Getting your driving licence | Brussels-Capital Region
Getting your driving licence You need a driving licence to use a vehicle on the public highway You can obtain this licence by passing exams organised by the Brussels-Capital Region at two exam centres: Anderlecht and Schaerbeek You must hold a driving licence to drive a vehicle on public roads There are different licences for different vehicles:
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