There are direct bus services available.

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com. It takes 15 minutes to Charleroi at a cost of $25, while it takes up to an hour to get to Brussels at a cost of $100.

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Locals will use the term “Brussels” indiscriminately when talking about either the city or the region – if you're at all confused, just ask them to clarify.

Brussels South Charleroi Airport Welcome ! The Lounge: Special offer. You can also take TEC bus A from CRL (bus stop outside exit 2 on the departures side of the airport) to Charleroi-Sud railway station (€5) and continue from there by train to Bruxelles-Midi, Central or Nord (€9. Double check your airport.

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Brussels Charleroi Airport is an easily accessible airport, that offers passengers a speedy and efficient terminal processing from parking until boarding of the aircraft. . The earliest bus departure from Brussels is at 03:00 arriving to Brussels Charleroi (Airport) at 03:55 the same day.

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For information on how to get to Brussels city centre from both airports read our Zaventem to Brussels and Charleroi to Brussels pages.

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Flibco, airport shuttle bus service.
Airport taxi transfer in various airports Belgium, The Netherlands, France and Germany: Zaventem Airport (Brussels), Charleroi, Ostend, Antwerp, Liège, Schiphol Amsterdam, Eindhoven, Paris, Lille, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt and other airports.
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Belgian Railways (NMBS/SNCB) operates a train from Charleroi-Central.

Charleroi Airport Ticket. Airport to city. .

It goes to and from Brussels-Midi station. . . Zaventem (12 km away) and Charleroi (55 km away). Metro (underground) is the most convenient.

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. Brussels Charleroi Airport is about 55 kilometres (34 miles) from Brussels, but it is still convenient to reach Brussels city and therefore affordable for travellers.

The cheapest way from Brussels airport to city center is by public bus.

Follow the link above to get info on all of them.

The cheapest option is to take the Flibco Shuttle bus which costs 17€ one-way and takes 55 minutes in light traffic.

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