Cheap Flights to Brussels from £58

There are thousands of cheap flights to Brussels from 3 UK airports with return fares starting from just £58. BA and Brussels Airlines fly to Brussels from Heathrow five days a week and Brussels Airlines also flies from Manchester and Edinburgh twice a week.
There is plenty to see and do in Brussels, the capital of Europe and Belgium. For those flying down for a weekend break, cosy cafes, bars and restaurants offer plenty of local nightlife in Brussel. Brussels' international airport Zaventem (BRU) lies 10 miles northeast of the city centre.

Only prices for return direct flights to Brussels are displayed.

Edinburgh to Brussels	from	£60	with Brussels Airlines
London Heathrow to Brussels	from	£58	with BA or Brussels Airlines
Manchester to Brussels	from	£62	with Brussels Airlines

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60
Weekend flights to Brussels start from only £60.

To compare more prices to Brussels, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Brussels by Month

October	from	£64
November	from	£58
December	from	£60
January 2021	from	£61

February 2021	from	£66
March 2021	from	£67
April 2021	from	£75

Travelling from Brussels Airport (BRU), Belgium

Brussel (Zaventem) airport is about 8 miles from the city centre, and is easily accessible from the main ring road. The airport has its own train station.
Taxi	Use yellow/blue licensed metered taxis outside Arrivals, fare should cost about £21 to city.
Bus	Bus station is located below Arrivals Hall, more info on Brussels airport website.
Train	The airport train station is in the basement of the terminal building, a fast Airport City Express frequently runs to Brussels Midi, Central and North stations. From December 2005 there are will be trains from the airport to Leuven, Tienen and Landen. In 2006 there are plans for direct trains to Antwerp. Brussels also has a tram and metro network.

Best things about Brussel (Bruxelles)

Brussels beer - You can try some 500 different kinds of beer in the city.
Grand Place, Lower Town - Wonderful cobbled medieval market square.
Hotel de Ville - Town Hall with dazzling 16th C. council chamber.
Ste. Catherine - Old harbour area, galleries and fish restaurants.
Iliot Sacre - Narrow streets, beerhalls and restaurants.
Galeries St. Hubert - Glass covered shopping arcade, fine Belgian chocolate shops.
Notre Dame de la Chapelle - The city's oldest Gothic church, founded in 1134.
Quartier Leopold - Concrete and glass high-rise offices of European Parliament.
Musee Bruxellois de la Geuze - Working brewery with sampling of unique Geuze Beer.
Musee des Instruments de Musique - The world's biggest collection of (some 1550) musical instruments.
Musee Royaux des Beaux Arts - Ancient and modern art of Belgium, Flemish masterpieces by Bruegel, Rubens, van Dyck and many more.
Comic Strip Museum - History of popular Belgian cartoons, Tintin exhibits and souvenirs.
In winter visit one of the many Belgium Christmas Markets

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