Brussels Flight Tips

   Top Airlines That Fly To Brussels

Book cheap flights & plane tickets to Brussels with Jetsetz. Jetsetz is an airline consolidator that specializes in cheap flights to Brussels, Belgium. As a wholesaler, Jetsetz compares top airlines & travel websites to find the cheapest flights to Brussels. Some of the top airlines that fly to Brussels are: Brussels Airlines, Swiss, Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Air Canada and British Airways. Most of these airlines offer cheap non-stop flights to Brussels as well as direct flights to Brussels through various airports located in the United States, Canada, UK and Europe. Jetsetz also works with international airlines that offer cheap one-way flights to Brussels.

    Brussels International Airport (BRU)

The best way to find cheap flights to Brussels is to book your flights to the Brussels International Airport (BRU). The Brussels International Airport is the largest airport in Belgium and is the primary gateway into country. The Brussels International Airport is also the best airport to search for cheap flights to Belgium and the surrounding region. If you are searching for cheap flights to the Brussels Airport, please enter the airport code BRU into the arrival city search box. For more information on the Brussels International Airport, please visit the Brussels Airport Information section below.

   Best Time To Fly To Brussels

The best time to fly to Brussels is between May – June, as the weather is pleasant, and the tourist season has not begun yet. October - December is the low season and is the best time to find cheap flights to Brussels. November is the cheapest month to fly to Brussels.  If you are planning to fly during these times, be sure to book your flight at least 60 days prior to your departure date to get the cheapest fare. Summer is the peak travel season, with the most expensive prices on flights to Brussels.

   Cheap Flights From Brussels 

The Brussels International Airport’s central location makes it a great airport to find cheap flights from Brussels. There are numerous international airlines that offer cheap flights from the Brussels International Airport (BRU). If you plan to fly within Belgium, you will need to catch a domestic flight from the Brussels International Airport. Most domestic flights throughout Belgium are handled by Brussels Airlines. To catch your domestic flight from the Brussels International Airport, you will need to move from the International terminal to the Domestic terminal. Depending on where you are located in the terminal, you also may need to check your bag through customs and security, so be sure to give yourself at least 2 hours to connect to your domestic flight within the airport.

   Brussels Airport Transportation 

If you choose to fly into the Brussels International Airport, you will need to work out your ground transportation. The Brussels International Airport is located 23 km south of Brussels's city center. The best way to travel from the Brussels International Airport to the Brussels city center is to take the Brussels Train. The Brussels train takes 21 minutes to travel from the Brussels Airport to the Brussels city center. The public transportation system in general, is great in Brussels. You can get anywhere by taxi, metro, tram, STIB bus, or car rental once you arrive in the city center. If you are planning on traveling to other cities within Belgium, you will probably want to hire a rental car. You can either rent a car at the Brussels International Airport or take public transportation into the city center and rent a car at one of the rental car offices located throughout Brussels. 

   Top Things To Do In Brussels

The Sainte Catherine District opposite the stock exchange is the trendy modern district known for its shopping, dining and some of the best gourmet restaurants in Brussels. Sample mouthwatering Belgium chocolates at some of the fine chocolate shops. You can learn all about its rich history at the Choc Story Museum. In 1958 the Worlds Fair was held in Brussels, its where the Atomium in Hyde Park sits. Designed and built by Jean Pierre Cluysenaer (1846 – 1847), A UNESCO World Heritage site, is the stunning, ornate, indoor mall, the Galleries Royales Saint-Hubert. You can spend hours window shopping the luxury stores, or visiting one the theaters, cafes and unique boutiques. The Grand-Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a wide open cobbled medieval main square, will dazzle the eye in its rich history and grand architecture. Brussels is a foodie and beer city. In the trendy Saint Jacques neighborhood, you will find a plethora of chefs cooking exotic, gourmet to more traditional cuisine from all over the world. And, yes, a few Michelin star chefs have popped up in Brussels.