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The UiB Brussels Office is located in the heart of the European Quarter in Brussels, Belgium.

UiB Brussels Office
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Charlotte Eide

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Location and Transportation Options

The Brussels Office is located at Rue Guimard 9, 1000 Bruxelles

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Brussels is a very walkable city. The office is located only 15 minutes from the Central Station, 10 minutes from the EU Commission, and 5 minutes from the EU Parliament on foot. The city also offers convenient transportation options, including city bikes and rentable e-scooters. Taxis, Uber, and Bolt are also available for getting around.

Getting to the Office from the Central Station

You can reach the office from Brussels Central Station by metro in approximately 10 minutes. The nearest metro station is Arts-Loi, which provides direct access to the office.

Brussels has an efficient public transportation system, integrating buses, trains, trams, and metros, all available via Google Maps. You can tap your credit card when entering buses and metro stations. Train tickets can be purchased onboard without extra fees, but it’s recommended to buy them in advance at ticket machines or via the SNCB Official website.

Brussels Airport to the UiB Brussels Office

From Brussels Airport, you can reach the office by train in about 40 minutes or by bus in approximately 60 minutes (bus 12 to the City-Center). The closest train station is Bruxelles-Schuman or Luxembourg, and the closest bus stop is Troon.

If you prefer a taxi, the airport has an official taxi queue outside the baggage reclaim hall. Always confirm whether the driver accepts card payments before starting your journey.

Getting Around Brussels

Brussels’ public transport is well-developed and integrates with Google Maps for easy navigation. You can pay for metro and bus rides by tapping your credit card at the entrance.

For taxis and ride-hailing services, Uber and Bolt are both legal and generally more reliable than traditional taxis. Bolt is typically slightly cheaper than Uber. We recommend downloading the Uber or Bolt app upon arrival for flexible booking and in-app payments.

For traditional taxi services, the main companies in Brussels are:

  • Taxi Verts: +32 (0)2 349 49 49

  • Taxi Bleu: +32 (0)2 268 0000

Finally, last-mile transportation options such as rentable electric scooters and bikes are readily available for short trips around the city.