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Book a train ticket from Paris to Brussels
Book a train ticket from Paris to Brussels
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(1) Fares include VAT, for one person, one way, 2nd class, on a selection of trains and dates and subject to availability. Offers subject to conditions of exchange and refund from the carriers concerned, to be consulted when ordering. Payment must be made online. Offers cannot be combined with other SNCF promotions.
Cheap train tickets from Paris to Brussels
How much does a train ticket from Paris to Brussels cost?
How long does a journey on a train from Paris to Brussels take?
How long does the fastest train take to travel from Paris to Brussels?
How many trains run from Paris to Brussels each day?
Are there direct trains or connecting trains between Paris and Brussels?
What is the distance between Paris and Brussels by train?
What time is the first train from Paris to Brussels?
What time is the last train from Paris to Brussels?
To leave Paris, which station(s) can I depart from?
At Brussels, which station(s) will I arrive at?
Which train companies operate trains from Paris to Brussels?
What services are offered on board?
Want to travel with OUIGO but your luggage is larger than a cabin bag, or you need to bring another bag? Don’t worry, simply add the additional or XL luggage option for 5 euros when purchasing your OUIGO ESSENTIEL ticket. If you choose OUIGO PLUS, this option is automatically included in your ticket.
If you travel on OUIGO Train Classique, your train ticket includes a reserved seat, one item of hand luggage, and one cabin bag, with the option to add extra services.
If you travel on TGV INOUI, treat yourself to first class. With rows of 3 seats instead of 4, much more legroom, and wider seat and backrest, the first-class seat on your TGV INOUI journey has been designed for your comfort and peace of mind.
If you travel with Eurostar, you will enjoy spacious seats and power outlets on all trains. Savour the comfort in complete peace, we take care of the rest.
Which station do you arrive at, depending on your train?
From the Paris Nord station or Marne la Vallée Chessy TGV, you arrive at the Brussels Gare du Midi whether you are travelling by Eurostar (Thalys) or TGV INOUI (with, for certain routes, a connection in Lille). Count on an average travel time of 1 hour 27 minutes.
Discover the city of Brussels
The Senne, a small river, crosses the city. Brussels city centre is called the Pentagon; the Small Ring, an inner ring road, surrounds it.
What is unique about Brussels?
Brussels is the capital of Belgium, Flanders, the French Community and the European Union. The country's two official languages are spoken in Brussels: the French of the Walloons and the Dutch of the Flemish.
What are the must-sees in Brussels?
The Grand'Place in Brussels is the most famous in the world thanks to Jacques Brel and the song Manneken-Pis, which means, in Brussels, the little man who pisses. You can even visit the little man's wardrobe, GardeRobe, a real fashion museum containing tailor-made costumes from all over the world. In addition, the Atomium, built by André and Jean Polak for the 1958 World's Fair, has become an emblem of the city. You can climb inside this atom, enlarged 156 billion times, and find, at the top, a beautiful panoramic view.
The Magritte Museum is dedicated to this important Belgian artist. The Royal Galleries, in Art Nouveau style and gilded, bring together stores and restaurants. Next, take a look inside the Horta House, a model of Art Nouveau architecture, before spending some time at the Belgian Comics Art Museum, where you can settle down to read some comic strips.
What can you do in the Royal Quarter of Brussels?
The Royal Quarter overlooks Brussels Central Station and houses the Royal Square on Coudenberg hill, the foundations of the former palace of the Dukes of Brabant, the Royal Palace of Brussels facing the Brussels Royal Park, near the Parliament building. On the Mont des Arts, you will find the Royal Library of Belgium, the Royal Film Library of Belgium, the Brussels Centre for Fine Arts, the Film Museum, the Museum of Musical Instruments, the BELvue Museum and the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.
What are the culinary specialities of Brussels?
Mussels with fries, ?moules-frites', is the ultimate Brussels dish: how could you resist those Belgian fries? They are also sold in cones in the famous friteries, the French fry shops in the city. On the sweet side, there's the waffle! It has 20 holes, is light and can be served with a filling or just with powdered sugar.
What can you and your family do in Brussels?
You and your family must taste Belgian chocolate, so be sure to visit the chocolate-making workshops at Neuhaus, Godiva and Chocolaterie Mary. Mini-Europe is a favourite attraction for families who can explore Europe through 300 scale models of European monuments in an open-air setting. The Train World museum showcases the past, present and future of railways, located in the Schaerbeek station, one of the jewels of Belgian railway architecture on the continent's first railway line, and the Brussels Automobile Museum organises treasure hunts.
The Museum of Natural Sciences explores the evolution of Humankind and our bodies from prehistory to today, from embryo to adult; you will also discover the largest Dinosaur Gallery in Europe, the Gallery of Evolution and its 1000 specimens, marine lizards in the Mosasaurs Room, an urban safari in BiodiverCITY and rooms dedicated to Minerals, Insects and Shells.
Nos Pilifs farm allows you to spend a moment in a green environment in the heart of the city. Children love this educational farm with its pigs, chickens, donkeys, horses, and sheep. Teenagers find a free visit to the European Parliament can be very educational, and you can even attend a plenary session.
How to buy a cheap train ticket from Paris to Brussels?
Price of a Paris – Brussels Train Ticket
For a cheap train ticket from Paris to Brussels, we recommend exploring the many options available on SNCF Connect: SNCF cards and subscriptions (Cartes Avantage, Carte Liberté, weekly or monthly subscriptions, MAX subscriptions), Prem's tickets, (TGV INOUI, INTERCITÉS), & Interrail Pass. Some discounts only apply when you book a return journey from Paris to Brussels with your discount card or subscription. Depending on the rail operator, you can also choose between different travel classes to go from Paris to Brussels at the best price.
Promotional Fare for Paris – Brussels
Looking for a promotion on your train ticket from Paris to Brussels? Keep an eye out all year round. The latest deals and flash sales are listed on our dedicated SNCF Connect Promotions page. Feel free to subscribe to our newsletter in your customer account to stay informed about upcoming offers and enjoy our low prices. If you have the app, remember to enable notifications, as well.
Last-minute Paris – Brussels Train
Booking your ticket in advance, for example, during the sales events, is a great way to pay less for your journey from Paris to Brussels. For last-minute train tickets from Paris to Brussels, run a search on our website to see the lowest prices available for the five to seven days following your intended departure date. Depending on the dates and the rail operator, you can also select the option to reserve your seats at the current fare, hold that price for a certain period, and pay for your tickets at that rate before the option expires.
Direct train from Paris to Brussels and alternative routes
For your journey to Brussels, if a direct train is available from Paris, the label "Direct" will appear under your search results. Trains with connections are indicated with the label "Connection". A direct service does not guarantee the lowest price, as many factors are taken into account. Depending on the journey, alternative options (called "alternative routes") are available, including departures or arrivals from nearby stations, allowing you to choose the most convenient or economical option.
Which companies operate the train from Paris to Brussels?
OUIGO Train Classique
With OUIGO Train Classique (OUIGO Classic Rail), take your time, and travel from Paris to Brussels. Perfect for last-minute travel, OUIGO Train Classique lets you travel at low prices on a whim.
What travel classes are available on the Paris to Brussels train?
OUIGO Train Classique
OUIGO Train Classique, normal-speed trains for journeys from Paris to Brussels. One class of travel: the fare includes a reserved seat, one piece of hand luggage, one piece of carry-on luggage plus a range of additional services (for a fee).
What on-board services are available on the Paris to Brussels train?
OUIGO Train Classique
Which stations does the train from Paris to Brussels depart from and arrive at?
Paris Gare du Nord
Gare du Nord in Paris (also called Paris Nord) is the busiest station in France and Europe, with around 700,000 passengers a day. Located in the 10th arrondissement, it is the departure and arrival point for regional and long-distance trains to and from the north of Paris and France, as well as Europe (United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany).
How do I get to Gare du Nord in Paris?
The station can be reached from Gare du Nord metro station on lines 4 and 5. The underground station is connected to La Chapelle station on metro line 2. Paris Nord is also connected to RER B and D (Gare du Nord station), as well as RER E (Magenta station). Finally, many bus lines stop around the station.
What are the main connections from Paris Nord station?
Paris Nord station is a true crossroads. You can take trains from many operators here:
- Suburban trains: RER B, D and E; Transilien lines H and K
- Regional trains with TER Hauts-de-France, which takes you to various destinations such as Amiens, Chantilly, Compiègne, Saint-Quentin and Maubeuge
- National trains with TGV INOUI, which serves the main cities in northern France, including Lille, Arras, Douai, Dunkirk, Valenciennes, Calais, Boulogne-sur-Mer and Lens
- International trains with Eurostar (which also includes the former Thalys destinations), serving cities such as London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Düsseldorf and Cologne. If you are travelling to London, head to level +1 (the London Hall).
What services and shops are available at Gare du Nord?
Spread over 5 levels, Gare du Nord in Paris has many services, shops and amenities: restaurants, boutiques, waiting rooms and more.
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