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First train
07:29
Last train
20:56
Travel duration
2h 7m
Daily departures
9
Departure station
Brussels
Changes
direct
Arrival station
London
Ticket price
from $74
Fastest trip
1h 57m
Longest trip
2h 45m
Top Routes in Belgium
Main Belgian rail corridors
Brussels-Antwerp is one of Belgium's busiest rail routes, with InterCity trains taking about 45 minutes between Brussels Central and Antwerpen-Centraal. Brussels-Ghent takes about 30 minutes and continues to Bruges in about 1 hour from Brussels. Brussels-Liege links the capital with Liege-Guillemins in about 1 hour. Brussels-Namur takes about 1 hour, and Brussels-Charleroi takes around 1 hour depending on stops. Antwerp-Ghent and Ghent-Bruges are useful cross-Flanders routes, while Brussels-Ostend carries heavy leisure traffic to the Belgian coast in about 1 hour 15 minutes.
Travel from Brussels to London by Eurostar and explore the iconic Tower of London or enjoy a stroll through Hyde Park.
Frequency
9 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
2h 7m
London
United Kingdom
Travel from Brussels to Paris by Eurostar and visit the Eiffel Tower or explore the art collections at the Louvre Museum and Musee d'Orsay.
Frequency
31 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
1h 24m
Paris
France
Travel from Brussels to Amsterdam by train and visit the iconic Van Gogh Museum or stroll through the picturesque canals of the Jordaan district.
Frequency
13 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
2h 0m
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Travel from Antwerpen to Paris by high-speed train and visit the iconic Eiffel Tower or stroll through the charming streets of Montmartre.
Frequency
16 times per day
Antwerpen
Belgium
2h 7m
Paris
France
Travel from Brussels to Luxembourg by train and visit the stunning Grand Ducal Palace or take a stroll across the charming Pont Adolphe.
Frequency
12 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
3h 12m
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
Travel from Brussels to Köln by high-speed train and explore the magnificent Cologne Cathedral or enjoy the lively atmosphere at Cologne's Old Town.
Frequency
6 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
2h 17m
Köln
Germany
Travel from Brussels to Antwerpen by train and explore the stunning Cathedral of Our Lady or indulge in local delicacies at the historic Grote Markt.
Frequency
67 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
48m
Antwerpen
Belgium
Travel from Brussels to Rotterdam by high-speed train and visit the futuristic Markthal or admire the stunning architecture of the Erasmus Bridge.
Frequency
14 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
1h 10m
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Travel from Antwerpen to Amsterdam by train and visit the iconic Rijksmuseum or explore the vibrant canals of Jordaan.
Frequency
15 times per day
Antwerpen
Belgium
1h 23m
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Travel from Liège to Paris by train and immerse yourself in the art at the Louvre or stroll through the charming streets of Montmartre.
Frequency
9 times per day
Liège
Belgium
2h 18m
Paris
France
Travel from Antwerpen to Rotterdam by train and experience the vibrant atmosphere at the Markthal or take a stroll in the beautiful Kralingse Bos park.
Frequency
14 times per day
Antwerpen
Belgium
33m
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Travel from Liège to Köln by train and discover the stunning Cologne Cathedral or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Rhine River promenade.
Frequency
9 times per day
Liège
Belgium
1h 19m
Köln
Germany
Travel from Brussels to Aachen by train and explore the stunning Aachen Cathedral or relax at the Carolus Thermen spa.
Frequency
6 times per day
Brussels
Belgium
1h 10m
Aachen
Germany
Your Complete Guide to Train Travel in Belgium
Belgium has one of Europe's densest passenger rail networks, operated mainly by SNCB/NMBS. Brussels sits at the center, with Brussels Midi/Zuid, Brussels Central, and Brussels Nord handling national InterCity trains plus international services. Brussels to Antwerp takes about 45 minutes, Brussels to Ghent about 30 minutes, and Brussels to Bruges about 1 hour. InterCity departures on core routes often run every 30 minutes or better during the day.
SNCB/NMBS runs InterCity, local L trains, suburban S trains around Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Liege, and Charleroi, and peak-hour P trains. Major rail cities include Antwerp, Ghent, Bruges, Liege, Leuven, Namur, Ostend, and Charleroi. Belgium also has active international passenger rail from Brussels Midi/Zuid, including Eurostar to Paris, London, Amsterdam, and Cologne, plus ICE services to Germany and TGV services to France. Domestic tickets remain the main choice for city-to-city travel inside Belgium.
How to Buy Train Tickets in Belgium
Purchasing train tickets in Belgium through Rail Monsters is a seamless experience designed for your convenience. With easy navigation and a user-friendly interface, you can purchase tickets for high-speed trains or local commuters in just a few clicks. Take advantage of various secure payment options and benefit from our dedicated customer service to enhance your travel throughout Belgium’s beautiful cities and picturesque countryside.
Belgium Railway Network Map
Belgium's rail map forms a compact grid centered on Brussels. Main lines run north to Antwerp, west to Ghent, Bruges, and Ostend, east to Leuven and Liege, and south to Namur, Charleroi, and Arlon. Brussels Midi/Zuid is the main long-distance hub, while Brussels Central handles heavy domestic traffic. InterCity trains link most provincial capitals at least hourly.
How to buy train tickets in Belgium
On Rail Monsters, enter a Belgian origin such as Brussels Midi/Zuid, Antwerpen-Centraal, or Gent-Sint-Pieters, then select your destination and travel date. Compare available SNCB/NMBS trains by departure time, duration, and fare. Choose 2nd class or 1st class where offered, then complete payment online. Confirmation and ticket details are sent by email. Belgian domestic tickets may be route-based rather than tied to a reserved seat, so read the fare conditions before boarding and carry the ID used for booking if requested.
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Rail Monsters accepts major credit and debit cards plus supported digital payment methods for Belgian train tickets. Prices are displayed before checkout, with currency options shown when available. After payment, an email confirmation records the route, date, passenger details, and ticket status. Keep the ticket file or confirmation accessible on your phone when traveling from Brussels Midi/Zuid, Antwerpen-Centraal, Gent-Sint-Pieters, or Brugge. For any refund or change request, follow the fare rules attached to the selected SNCB/NMBS ticket.
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