Belgium Trains

Choosing rail is the most efficient way of getting from point A to point B as the country boasts a developed train network covering both domestic and international routes. In order to buy train tickets for trains in Belgium, consider using the trusted and user-friendly online platform Rail Ninja on which you can not only book your Belgium train tickets as far as 2 years in advance but also find useful information about the trains, their timetables, and travel classes to select from.

Practically every Belgian city has one or several train stations. The average number of railroad stations is around 30. The capital city of Belgium, Brussels has 3 train stations (Brussels Nord, Brussels Centrale, and Brussels Midi) located in different parts of the city, so make sure to find out exactly from which station you depart / to which station you arrive to beforehand in order to avoid confusion.

Taking drinks onboard Belgium trains is not forbidden. Moreover, many Belgium trains have a buffet car where you can purchase beverages and snacks on the go. It is actually allowed to bring alcoholic drinks onboard Belgium trains too, but the majority of trains have particular restrictions, allowing passengers to bring only one bottle of wine or a couple of beer cans. The only demand is to respect the norms of etiquette and other travelers, maintaining a pleasant environment onboard.