Brussels Metro - Lines, map, timetable and tickets
Discover the lines, operating hours, frequencies, map, and fares of the Brussels Metro, one of the most modern in Europe. Discover Brussels Metro here.
Public transport - City of Brussels
2 days ago · The city centre of Brussels is easily accessible by public transport: train, tram, metro, bus and waterbus. The public transportation network (metro, tram and bus) is managed by the Brussels Intermunicipal Transport Company (STIB-MIVB).
Brussels Metro - Wikipedia
The Brussels Metro (French: Métro de Bruxelles; Dutch: Brusselse metro) is a rapid transit system serving a large part of the Brussels-Capital Region of Belgium. It consists of four conventional metro lines and three premetro lines.
STIB-MIVB - Brussels Intercommunal Transport Company
Need a ticket? Here’s where to buy one. Bus 33, 95 – Saint Verhaegen. On Wednesday, November 20th, from 10AM to 8PM. All articles. Be aware of the tram. All. News. Network.
Network Maps - STIB
Les plans de quartier vous montrent en détail les environs de toutes les stations de métro. Vous y retrouvez tous les arrêts de tram et bus situés à proximité pour vos correspondances ainsi que toutes les sorties de chaque station. Y sont également mentionnés les emplacements pour vélos, les bureaux de poste et les stations Cambio.
Public transport | Visit Brussels
Metro, tram and bus. Public transport in Brussels is operated by STIB / MIVB. Timetables: 06:00 - midnight - consult the timetables shown at the stops. Where to buy your ticket: In public transport with contactless payment. You can pay for your trip using your contactless bank card (debit or credit), smartphone or smartwatch.
Brussels Metro Map
The Brussels Metro is a rapid transit system serving the capital of Belgium. Four lines (1, 2, 5, and 6) and 61 stations cover the Brussels- Capital Region-wide. Most of the stations are underground, except some stations on lines M5 and M6.
Brussels Metro — Map, Lines, Route, Hours, Tickets
The Brussels Metro, known locally as the Métro de Bruxelles in French and the Brusselse metro in Dutch, is an impressive part of the city’s transport system. Stretching 40 kilometres beneath the city, this robust metro network was inaugurated on 17 December 1969.
The metro network in Brussels | Brussels Mobilty
The network has 59 stations and connects the main regional areas, such as offices, administrative centres, schools, shopping centres, hospitals, museums and sports facilities. The metro lines operate from five in the morning until midnight.
Public Transport in Brussels - Buses, metro, trams and taxis
Discover how to get around Brussels on local transport: timetables, frequency, prices and travel cards of the metro, buses, trams and taxis of Brussels.