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EXTRA

Of course there are other ways to move about in Brussels. Read on to discover some of them!

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On foot

Brussels is not that big and distances are often overestimated. These walking maps show you the fastest routes from one point to another.

Alternatives

Scooty: electrical sharing scootres you can find and start using your smartphone.
Waterbus: Go from Vilvoorde to Brussels centre and back by boat, from May until October!
Poelaertlift: the elevator between the Marolles area and the Palace of Justice

Carpooling

Do you need to use a car? Carpool is a great option: it’s cheaper, more sociable and easier to get a parking spot.

BlaBlaCar, useful for linger distances between cities
Carpool, getting to and from work or school
Carpooldatabank of the VUB

Carsharing

There are a lot of different carsharing platforms in Brussels, some of which are free-floating, meaning you can drop your rental car at any place.

Cambio: longest-running and best known platform. The car has to be returned to the pick-up location.
Zen Car: e-cars only, with a fixex pick up and return location.
DriveNow: BMW and MINI cars, with free-floating platform
Zipcar: Free-floating platform

Airplane

Brussels Airport in Zaventem is Belgium’s national airport, with a lot of continental and international flight options.
Brussels South Charleroi Airport is located south of Brussels and is mainly used by low-cost airlines.

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