A Bird's Eye View of Brussels: Poelaert Place Ferris Wheel

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving, start by entering the address 'Pl. Poelaert, 1000 Bruxelles' into your GPS. From most locations in Flemish Brabant, you will likely take the E40 or E19 highways towards Brussels. Follow signs for the city center (Pentagon area). Once you reach Brussels, look for parking options nearby, such as parking lots at 'Interparking' or 'Q-Park'. Note that parking fees may apply, typically around €2 per hour. After parking, it’s a short walk to the Poelaert Place Ferris Wheel.

• Train

  For those using public transportation, head to your nearest train station and take a train to Brussels Central Station. The journey from major towns in Flemish Brabant like Leuven or Mechelen typically takes about 30-40 minutes. Once you arrive at Brussels Central, follow the signs to 'Metro'. Take Metro Line 1 or 5 towards 'Gare de l'Ouest' or 'Erasmus'. Get off at 'Parc' station. From there, it's about a 10-minute walk to Poelaert Place. Look for signs directing you toward the Palace of Justice, where the Ferris Wheel is located.

• Bus

  If you prefer bus travel, check the local bus schedules for services heading towards Brussels. Routes such as 'Brussels City Shuttle' or local buses can connect you to Brussels from various towns in Flemish Brabant. Alight at 'Palais de Justice' bus stop, which is right next to Poelaert Place. Remember to purchase a bus ticket in advance; prices usually start around €2.50 for a single journey.

• Tram

  You can also take a tram to reach the area. If you are in the vicinity of Brussels, take tram line 92 or 93 and get off at 'Poelaert' stop. The tram provides a scenic view of the city as you travel. Tram tickets cost around €2.50 and can be purchased at vending machines at tram stops.