What is the cheapest way to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

The cheapest way to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is to bus which costs £14 - £20 and takes 6h 28m.

What is the fastest way to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

The fastest way to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is to train via Piccadilly Circus station which takes 2h 23m and costs £50 - £180.

Is there a direct bus between Brussels and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

No, there is no direct bus from Brussels station to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office station. However, there are services departing from Brussels-North train station and arriving at Westminster Station / Westminster Pier via Calais and Victoria Coach Station. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 7h 47m.

Is there a direct train between Brussels and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

No, there is no direct train from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office station. However, there are services departing from Brussel-Zuid and arriving at Piccadilly Circus station via King's Cross St. Pancras station. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 2h 23m.

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Q: How far is it from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

The distance between Brussels and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is 235 miles.

Q: How do I travel from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office without a car?

The best way to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office without a car is to train via Piccadilly Circus station which takes 2h 23m and costs £50 - £180.

Q: How long does it take to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

It takes approximately 2h 23m to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, including transfers.

Q: Where do I catch the Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office bus from?

Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office bus services, operated by FlixBus, depart from Brussels-North train station.

Q: Where do I catch the Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office train from?

Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office train services, operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS), depart from Brussel-Zuid station.

Q: Train, bus or fly from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office?

The best way to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is to train via Piccadilly Circus station which takes 2h 23m and costs £50 - £180. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs £14 - £20 and takes 6h 28m, you could also fly, which costs £80 - £220 and takes 4h 22m.

There are 12 ways to get from Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office by train, bus, car, car train, plane, train (Eurostar), rideshare, or car ferry

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Train via Piccadilly Circus station
best
1. Take the train from Brussel-Zuid to London St. Pancras Int.Eurostar
2h 23m
£52–173
Bus
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Brussel Eurolines Busstation to UpminsterMichalovce
6h 28m
£14–20
Drive, Eurotunnel
1. Drive from Brussels to Calais-Fréthun
2. Take the car train from Calais-Fréthun to Folkestone
3. Drive from Folkestone to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
4h 3m
Fly Brussels Airport to London Heathrow Airport
1. Fly from Brussels Airport (BRU) to London Heathrow Airport (LHR)BRU - LHR
4h 22m
£81–211
Train (Eurostar)
1. Take the train from Brussel-Zuid / Bruxelles-Midi to London St Pancras IntlEil
2h 37m
£77–276
Bus via Calais
1. Take the bus from Brussels-North train station to CalaisN280
2. Take the bus from Calais to London Victoria700 / ...
7h 47m
£30–48
Rideshare
1. Take the rideshare from Brussels to London199.3 mi
5h 41m
£17–22
Drive, car ferry
1. Drive from Brussels to Calais
2. Take the car ferry from Calais to Port of Dover
3. Drive from Port of Dover to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
5h 6m
£76–107
Train to Rotterdam The Hague Airport, fly to London City Airport
1. Take the train from Brussel-Zuid / Bruxelles-Midi to Rotterdam Centraal
2. Fly from Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) to London City Airport (LCY)RTM - LCY
4h 1m
£133–336
Fly Brussels Airport to London City Airport
1. Fly from Brussels Airport (BRU) to London City Airport (LCY)BRU - LCY
5h 43m
£111–355
Train to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, fly to London City Airport
1. Take the train from Brussel-Zuid / Bruxelles-Midi to Schiphol Airport
2. Fly from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) to London City Airport (LCY)AMS - LCY
5h 8m
£139–371
Train to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, fly to London Heathrow Airport
1. Take the train from Brussel-Zuid / Bruxelles-Midi to Schiphol Airport
2. Fly from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) to London Heathrow Airport (LHR)AMS - LHR
5h 47m
£144–357

Brussels to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office by train, subway, and foot

32Weekly Services

2h 23mAverage Duration

£52Cheapest Price

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Distance: 233.9 mi
Duration: 2h 23m

What companies run services between Brussels, Belgium and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, England?

Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) operates a train from Brussel-Zuid to London St. Pancras Int. 5 times a day. Tickets cost £50–170 and the journey takes 2h 1m. Alternatively, Eurobus SK operates a bus from Brussel Eurolines Busstation to Upminster 4 times a week. Tickets cost £12–14 and the journey takes 5h 32m.

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