Brussels Airport Ground Transportation Map (2025)
Use this Brussels Airport Ground Transportation Map to find every way into and out of the terminal precinct—by rail, road, or cycle path.
Brussels Airport (BRU) has one integrated terminal, which sits directly above its railway station, so most passengers reach departures within minutes of arrival. That’s why trains, buses, and coaches converge beneath the main terminal concourse for simple transfers.
Look for the clear “Bus Station / Train” signs on Level -1 and “P2–P3 Parking” arrows for private vehicles. The map highlights station entrances, rental car rows, shuttle stops, and bicycle access routes for quick orientation before you arrive.
Brussels Airport Motorcycle Parking Map 2025
In 2025, Brussels Airport continued expanding its parking infrastructure with construction of an eight-story car park scheduled to open by year’s end, providing 2,700 spaces primarily for staff and car rental services.
The project includes a covered passageway directly connecting the new parking structure to the terminal.
No separate motorcycle-specific facility updates were listed within the available construction details, but all new parking zones integrate shared access routes and terminal linkage.
Brussels Airport Car Rental Map 2025
In 2025, Brussels Airport progressed construction of a new eight-story car park designed to open by the end of the year.
The facility will include 2,700 parking spaces allocated for staff and car rental operations. A covered passageway will directly link this new structure to the terminal, improving access between the car rental area and the main building.
Ongoing road works on the inner ring road are expected to continue until late 2025, with reduced lanes and speed limits.
Brussels Airport Train Station Map 2025
In 2025, Brussels Airport’s train station operations were affected by a nationwide strike in January that caused cancellations across local, regional, and international routes.
The upgraded intermodal hub project advanced with plans for an improved train station connection, a revamped bus terminal, and a restructured taxi area.
The government dropped earlier proposals for installing access gates at train stations, and train service between Brussels and Cologne faced multiple cancellations from June to October 2025.
Brussels Airport Bus Terminals Map 2025
Construction of a temporary bus station at Brussels Airport begins in late September 2025 to support Hub 3.0 and the Intermodal Hub development.
The new facility will serve as the main location for all public, intercity, and chartered buses during the works.
Completion of the temporary terminal is planned for April 2026, at which point existing bus operations will be rerouted to this new site.
Brussels Airport Airport Shuttle Map 2025
Brussels Airport advanced its shuttle operations in 2025 with the continued operation of the Airport Express service for departing and arriving passengers.
The airport also expanded its transport network through construction tied to the new intermodal mobility hub, which will enhance connectivity between shuttle, bus, and rail systems.
Following the late-2024 pilot, Belgium’s first autonomous on-tarmac shuttle for staff remained under evaluation as part of the broader European Stargate programme.
Brussels Airport Airport Coach Map 2025
In 2025, Brussels Airport began preparatory construction for a new passenger drop-off area behind the Sheraton Hotel as part of the larger Hub 3.0 redevelopment project.
Runway 07R/25L was closed from July 12 to August 27 for major renovations. The year also saw a one-day nationwide strike on March 31 that canceled all departing flights and a ransomware attack in September that disrupted check-in and boarding operations.
Brussels Airport Airport Bicycle Route Map 2025
In July 2025, Brussels Airport and Provincie Vlaams Brabant introduced a shared Blue-bike network with 48 bicycles and five stations to provide zero-emission commuting options for 30,000 employees.
The system became operational at car park P41 and other key points around the airport. By September 2025, the surrounding cycle routes were expanded, connecting the airport to Leuven, Brussels city centre, and Vilvoorde via the F3 and F214 cycle highways.
Printable Brussels Airport Ground Transportation Map PDF 2025
FAQ
How do I get from Brussels Airport to the city?
Get from Brussels Airport to the city by taking a direct train from the airport station to Brussels Central Station. Trains run every 10–15 minutes and the journey takes about 20 minutes. Alternatively, use a taxi or bus for similar travel times but higher costs.
Can I take an Uber from Brussels Airport?
You can take an Uber from Brussels Airport. Uber operates legally in Brussels, and pickups are allowed in the designated rideshare area outside the arrivals hall. Fares vary by destination, but service is available 24/7 through the Uber app.
How much is a taxi from Brussels Airport to city?
A taxi from Brussels Airport to the city center costs approximately €45 to €55. The fare depends on traffic, time of day, and exact destination. Taxis are available 24/7 outside the arrivals hall and offer a direct ride to most locations in central Brussels.
Is it easy to get a taxi at Brussels Airport?
It is easy to get a taxi at Brussels Airport. Taxis are located directly outside the arrivals hall and operate 24/7. Official taxis are clearly marked, metered, and readily available without long waits during most hours.
