Top picks for Brussels Train Tickets

Discover 22 Train Tickets in Brussels on Trip.com, updated October 16, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 12 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From SEK 55.00 per person, with an average total of SEK 618.35. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 196 verified reviews, Train Tickets Brussels boast an average rating of 4.7.

This week's most popular Train Tickets: "Interrail Eurail | European 33-Country Rail Pass (Up to 50% Off! Includes European SIM Card/Multi-Date Consecutive/Flexible Ticket)", with 144 reviews and a 4.6 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Private Transfer from/to Brussels Zaventem Airport", a 12-hour adventure in Brussels!

The next available day tour departs on October 17, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Brussels Train Tickets usually take about 12 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

20% of Brussels Train Tickets now offer English-speaking guides

October is perfect for visiting Brussels! Choose from 22 available day tours, including seasonal hits like Interrail Eurail | European 33-Country Rail Pass (Up to 50% Off! Includes European SIM Card/Multi-Date Consecutive/Flexible Ticket).

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Reviews: Interrail Eurail | European 33-Country Rail Pass (Up to 50% Off! Includes European SIM Card/Multi-Date Consecutive/Flexible Ticket)
Guest User2026-10-13
I purchased this ticket to travel from Milan to Nuremberg via Munich. I didn't hesitate much because I could board the trains I wanted for just a little more than buying individual tickets. Of course, I had to reserve seats separately for long distances, but it wasn't difficult or too expensive. On top of that, being in first class allowed me to travel comfortably, so I was very satisfied.
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Reviews: Eurail Benelux Pass [Official Agent/Travel in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg/No Ticketing Fee/No Ride Limit]
Guest User2025-07-17
I booked a flight from Amsterdam, Netherlands, to Paris, and out of Paris. Since I was going to be there anyway, I wanted to visit some of the surrounding countries, so I bought a 4-day Benelux Pass. The route I actually used was like this: ① Schiphol Airport → The Hague → Delft → Rotterdam → Amsterdam ② Amsterdam → Bruges ③ Bruges → Luxembourg → Brussels ④ Brussels → Antwerp → Brussels It's a 4-day pass, but it doesn't have to be 4 consecutive days, so I highly recommend it to anyone going to the Netherlands, Belgium, or Luxembourg! 🇳🇱🇧🇪🇱🇺 It's easy to use; you just show the QR code to the conductor when they come around and scan it at the ticket gate. When using it, it's a good idea to download the Rail Planner app.
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Guest User2026-01-04
Excellent trip with friends to Brussels, thanks to GetYaur Guide.