London to Brussels bus

Buses from London to Brussels

Buses in Europe are a convenient way to travel between cities, with a number of companies offering domestic and international routes. Buses from London to Brussels run frequently between the two capitals of the United Kingdom and Belgium. National Express, FlixBus, RegioJet, and Ouibus run frequent services. All of the journeys are direct and involve no changes.

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Taking the Bus from London

London Victoria coach station is the departure point of buses going from London to Brussels. This centrally located bus station is just a short walk down from the major transport hub of London Victoria National Rail and Underground stations, in the western part of central London. This means that it is extremely easy to reach the coach station on public transport, with trains from South London and the South East, including Gatwick Airport, regularly arriving at the train station. The tube station is also serviced by the Victoria, District and Circle lines, whilst a number of bus routes stop at the nearby London Victoria bus station. An extensive night bus network runs throughout the night. Plenty of black cabs and taxis should also be available.

Getting into Brussels by Bus

The center of bureaucracy in Europe, Brussels is loaded with historically important buildings along the Grand Place-Grote Markt like the Brussels Historic Center. A short distance away is the Mannekin Pis, a tiny gold statue revered and thought to represent the spirit of Brussels - it is often dressed in humorous costumes. Buses from London to Brussels arrive at Brussels Nord bus station, in the Northern Quarter business district and is a part of the same complex that forms the whole Brussels Nord transport interchange. This includes Brussels Nord railway station that serves both regional and international trains. It is also an important node on the north-south axis of the tram network and a journey into the center of town should take about 20 minutes. Brussels runs a night bus with 11 lines throughout the city.