Brussels is astonishing for its new restaurants, bars and shops which – added to the glories of its Art Nouveau heritage, its famous cartoons, world-class museums and of course, traditional mussels and frites – gives it a real vibrancy and excitement.
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taxis are available at the arrival level.
Every 30 minutes a shuttle coach leaves the airport to take you to the main Brussels railway station (Brussels Midi). The shuttle coach stop is at the crossing of rue de France and rue de l’Instruction. For more information: www.charleroi-airport.com
Upon arrival, you can purchase a ticket “billet bulk” at the bus stop (door No. 2) to start the bus ride to Charleroi Sud railway station (20mins). From there, you can reach all railway stations in Belgium. The billet bulk is on sale at the airport. (price includes train and bus transfer. For more information : www.charleroi-airport.com
Time zone: GMT+1
Currency: Euro
Language: French
Paperwork: Valid passport or identity car
La capitale de l’Europe j’adore surtout la Grande Place, le Palais Royal, le Manneken Pis et la vue de l’atomium ! Je vous conseille le parcours de la BD c’est original et c’est top même si je me suis un peu perdue, au moins ça permet de découvrir la ville. Côté gastronomie vive les frites, gaufres et bières, à consommer avec modération bien sûr ! Tous les 2 ans ne manquez pas le tapis de fleurs sur la Grande Place en août, c’est magnifique !
