Explore the Heart of Brussels with City Sightseeing Tours

Car

If you are driving from any location in Flemish Brabant, take the E40 motorway towards Brussels. Follow signs for the city center and exit at 'Bruxelles Centre'. Continue along the Rue de la Loi until you reach the Parc de Bruxelles. From there, take the Rue de la Régence, which turns into the Rue des Sablons. Follow this road until you reach Place Sainte-Gudule. You can find parking options nearby, such as Parking 58 or Parking Albertine. Be aware that parking fees may apply, typically around €2.50 per hour.

Train

To reach City Sightseeing Brussels via train, head to your nearest railway station in Flemish Brabant. Purchase a ticket to Brussels Central Station (Bruxelles-Central). The journey takes approximately 30 minutes depending on your starting point. Upon arrival at Brussels Central, exit the station and walk towards the Rue des Colonies. Continue straight until you reach Place Sainte-Gudule, where City Sightseeing Brussels is located. Check the train schedules in advance, as they may vary on weekends.

Bus

If you prefer to travel by bus, use the local bus services available in Flemish Brabant. Depending on your location, you may need to take a bus to a major hub like Leuven or Tervuren, then transfer to a bus heading to Brussels. Look for buses that stop at Brussels Central Station. After arriving at the station, walk towards Rue des Colonies and follow it to Place Sainte-Gudule. Make sure to check the bus schedules and plan your trip accordingly, as some routes may have limited service.

Metro

Although there is no direct metro from Flemish Brabant, you can take a train to Brussels Central Station, and then transfer to the metro. From the Central Station, take Metro Line 1 or 5 towards the direction of the Gare de l'Ouest or Erasme. Get off at the next stop, Parc, and exit the station. Walk towards Rue de la Loi and continue to Place Sainte-Gudule. The metro operates frequently, but be aware of the last train times in the evening.