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Reach Brussels from London by Eurostar train in 1h 51m

Brussels Midi is the Eurostar's end destination in Brussels and is one of the busiest railway station for International travel from London. Eurostar also links you to more than 45 French regional stations and trains to other Eurostar destinations like Switzerland, Belgian regions, Amsterdam, Austria, Germany, and others. You can reach Brussels Midi Station in a mere 1h 51 min from St Pancras International London with great convenience by Eurostar. Eurostar trains depart at regular intervals from St. Pancras Station in London and the trip from London to Lille trip costs starts at £69 (round trip). Tickets and Timetable »

Places to Visit in Brussels

Brussels is known as charming town in Europe and is famous for attractions which include great food, interesting museums, trendy galleries and fine shopping and is quite popular with most travelers. One word of caution, just carry your umbrella all the time as its rain in Brussels anytime. One of the most famous tourist attractions in Brussels is the Grand Place (Grote Markt), and is one of the most beautiful town squares in Europe. Grant Place is surrounded by Hotel de Ville, which is crowned with a statue of St. Michael, impressive Maison du Roi or King's House. Other places to visit Brussels are famous statue Manneken-Pis, Galleries Saint-Hubert, a historic, indoor shopping arcade, Place de Albertine /Place de Musee/ Mont des Arts areas. more »

Getting around in Brussels

Located on the banks of the River Thames near Waterloo Station. It is the biggest observation wheel in the world. It will, take over 30 minutes to make a full circle and will give you a splendid view of London. Towers are 135 meters over the Thames River and weighs 2,100 tonnes. Open: Daily 10.00am - 8.00pm. Late opening to 9.00pm during June to September. Tel: 0870 5000 600. Book Now »

By foot
Brussels is a very well planned and is categorized as compact city and is easily assessable on foot. Belgium has a well-developed transport network and it's advisable to take advantage of the transport network while traveling in Brussels.

Metros & Trams
You can travel in Brussels using the underground trains called 'Prémetro'. In addition to metro trains you can also use brightly colored trams which weave throughout the city - both under and over ground. To exhibit the richness of culture many of the Metro stations in Brussels are decorated with works of art. Most of which are accessible for disabled people.

Safe Motorways
Belgium possesses one of the most developed motorway networks which also happens to be one of the safest, with lights along every motorway, remaining illuminated throughout the night.

Taxi
Brussels has an astonishing 600 taxi stands throughout city, Brussels taxis do not stop on the road to pick up the passengers. For you to hire taxi you will need to go to one of the taxi stands.

Bicycle
You can also use bicycles to travel around Brussels.