Day Pass Ontdek de kust met de Kusttram Met de dagpas kunt u op alle bussen en trams van De Lijn, dus in heel Vlaanderen, een hele dag lang overal vrij in- en uitstappen. Dus ook op de Kusttram kunt u hiermee onbeperkt reizen. Bent u voor meerdere dagen aan de Kust, dan kunt u ook voor een drie- of vijfdagenpas kiezen. Een leuke tip: komt u vanuit het binnenland een dagje naar zee, dan kunt u de dagpas al bij u in de buurt kopen. Op de Kusttram kunt u hetzelfde vervoerbewijs gebruiken. In voorverkoop is een dagpas voordeliger dan op het voertuig. De Zevendagenpas De zevendagenpas wordt verkocht in de Lijnwinkels en verkoopautomaten langs de kust en is dus niet verkrijgbaar bij de chauffeur. De Meerdagenpas kind De meerdagenpas voor kinderen van 6 t. e. m. 11 jaar wordt verkocht in de Lijnwinkels en verkoopautomaten langs de kust en is dus niet verkrijgbaar bij de chauffeur.
Public Transport You can find all the information you need about train transport in Belgium on the SNCB website . This includes information on timetables, domestic connections and international rail links. You can also buy your train tickets online at this website. The following persons can travel for free with the SNCB: Children under 6 years of age accompanied by a passenger of 12 years of age or older carrying a valid travel document (maximum 4 children). Further information about prices and schedules can be found on the SNCB website Bus-tram-metro Bus The bus is a convenient means of travel and the network covers a wide area not served by other forms of public transport. (in Dutch), TEC and STIB De Lijn is responsible for the Flanders network, while TEC handles bus travel in Wallonia. Tram - metro Tram and metro are the ideal means to get around in the city. You can travel by tram in the cities of Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Charleroi. (in Dutch). The metro is currently only available in Brussels. Taxi
Brussels Public Transport A high quality public transport infrastructure supports the basis of transportation in Brussels and ensures people can travel quickly, safely and affordably all over the city without needing to drive a car or pay for expensive parking. Inner-city transport uses the same ticketing system so you can use the same ticket for bus, metro or tram or a combination. All together public transport is made up of metro lines, train lines, buses and trams. The most basic ticket is 1 “jump” ticket which entitles the traveller to take any inner-city transport for 1 hour from time of validation. These can also be purchased in groups of 5 or 10. 1 day tickets and monthly season tickets are also available. www.stib.be Brussels Metro The Brussels Metro system (underground train) is of one the most convenient and fastest ways to travel to the main destinations of the city centre. Purchase tickets at GO machines in the metro stations.
Brussels Travel Guide Grand' Place-Grote Markt, Brussels Brussels (French: Bruxelles, Dutch: Brussel) is the capital city of Belgium and of Brussels Capital Region. It is entirely surrounded by Dutch-speaking Flanders and its constituent Flemish Brabant province. As headquarters of many European institutions, Brussels might also be considered something of a capital for the European Union. Being at the crossroads of cultures (the Germanic in the North and the Romance in the South) and playing an important role in Europe, Brussels fits the definition of the archetypal "melting pot", but still retains its own unique character. The population of the city of Brussels is 1 million and the population of Brussels metropolitan area is just over 2 million. Grand Place-Grote Markt Understand[edit] Brussels Historic Center Language[edit] Brussels operates as a bilingual city where both French (80%) and Dutch (Flemish) (20%) are official languages. Climate[edit] Brussels deservedly has a poor reputation for its weather.
Brussels Card Brussels Card - Fantastic value your passport to seeing more of the city for less of your money 24 H Brussels Card - 24 € 48 H Brussels Card - 36 € 72 H Brussels Card - 43 € As a general rule, for children below the age of 12 it's not interesting to buy a Brussels Card, from the point of view of saving money. Children get discounts at most museums and attractions (often free access for children up to 5 years and free access or important discounts up to 50% for children between 6 and 12 years old). Also students often benefit of special fees in museums and attractions. Most of the largest museums are closed on Mondays. Where to buy the Brussels Card ? To get more from your Brussels Card we recommend that you purchase it in advance. Purchase on Arrival - You can purchase the Brussels Card at a Tourist office on the Grand Place, at midi train station (until december 31th 2013) or on the Mont des Arts (BIP). Purchase in Advance and Save Money !
Parlamentarium The European Parliament's Visitor Centre Discover the fascinating world of the European Parliament at the newly-opened Parlamentarium, Europe’s largest parliamentary visitor centre. This is European politics as you have never seen it before! Children and adults alike can see how decisions are made and how they influence our daily lives in a completely fresh and dynamic way. The Parlamentarium’s attractions include: - a vast 3D lighting installation representing a shifting map of Europe - a 360° surround-screen digital projection of the hemicycle (parliamentary chamber) - an interactive virtual trip through Europe to discover each Member State - a video wall with messages from Members of the European Parliament The centre is accessible in 23 languages admission is free and it is fully accessible to visitors with special needs. Other informations Opening hours Monday 01:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday 09:00am - 6:00pm Wednesday 09:00am - 6:00pm Thursday 09:00am - 6:00pm Friday 09:00am - 6:00pm Admission is free.
Trains in Belgium Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg (Benelux) are considered as one country within the Eurail passes. Eurail Benelux passes let you see all of the Benelux's top cities like Amsterdam, Antwerp, Brussels and Luxembourg city. We offer Benelux rail passes and passes that combine the Benelux with other European countries. Rail pass options for Belgium Eurail Global Pass starting from € 0 – have the freedom to explore Belgium and up to 23 other Eurail countries. Example train route in the Benelux Experience the best of the Benelux on a single trip with a Eurail pass. 1. Wander through Amsterdam’s beautiful historical city center and breathe in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. 2. Antwerp is well known for its trendy fashion boutiques and beautiful architecture. 3. Brussels is bustling with culture – be sure to take a stroll at the Grand Place square. 4. Luxembourg city is soaked in luxury and history. For more route ideas for your Eurail trip, check out our European highlights itinerary.
timetable Use the Eurail timetable to start planning your European rail trip. Look up departure and arrival times of trains on your chosen route, along with the exact names of the stations you need. The timetable also shows if your train requires a reservation. You can also check train times at the station. Please note that your pass is only valid on trains operated by the participating railway companies. The Eurail timetable will be updated on June 15. Hermès Brussels 1. Publisher of the site This Store locator site is published by HERMES INTERNATIONAL, a société en commandite par actions (two-tier partnership limited by shares) with a registered capital of 53,840,400.12 euros, declared in the trade and companies register of Paris, France, under No. 572 076 396, having its registered offices at 24, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré - 75008 Paris Establishment (SIRET) registration No.: 572 076 396 00017 E.C. Tel. +33 (0)1 40 17 49 20 The site, its various functions and its graphical model were designed by the company AM / PM (Muriel Abecassis, Philippe Moyen). 2. Publication director: Axel Dumas, Emile Hermès Sarl Editorial manager: Perrine Corvaisier Artistic direction: Pierre-Alexis Dumas - Muriel Abecassis and Philippe Moyen (AM / PM). Development and integration: Kaliop 3. The HERMES INTERNATIONAL site is hosted by Oxalide, having its registered offices at 25, boulevard de Strasbourg 75010 Paris. 4. 4.1 Use of cookies on the HERMES INTERNATIONAL site 5. 6. 7.