Explore Belgium by Train
2 curated experiences · 6 destinations · 2 rail corridors
- Experiences
- 2
- Destinations
- 6
- Corridors
- 2
Belgium is small and well connected, so its historic cities make easy day trips from each other. Fast lines tie Brussels to Paris, London, Amsterdam and Germany, while slower lines wind south into the Ardennes.
Where to go
Rail corridors
Flanders
Brussels → Ghent → Bruges
An easy line links Brussels with the medieval cities of Ghent and Bruges, toward the coast.
Into the Ardennes
Brussels → Namur → Luxembourg
South of Namur the line follows the Meuse past cliffs and castles, then climbs into wooded hills.
Experiences in Belgium
2 experiences
Brussels to Prague by Night Train
Two capitals, a canal city and one long night on the rails.
Start among the guildhalls of Brussels and spend a day on the canals of Amsterdam, then board the night train east and sleep across Germany. In the morning the same train follows the Elbe through its sandstone gorge into Prague.
Brussels to Milan by Night Train
Fall asleep in Belgium, wake up south of the Alps.
Leave Brussels in the evening and sleep through Germany and Switzerland to arrive in Milan the next morning. Two days among Leonardo, the Duomo and aperitivo lead on to the shores of Lake Como.