Huge delays because of works on Easter 2026 weekend. Very bad organization. Zero information to…read morepassengers when waiting.

The airport to Brussels fare was 7 euros. A single fare was 2.10 euros. It was a convenient…read moretransportation system.

Beautiful station steps from the Grand Plaza. ATM machine is here and good WiFi. It's clean &…read morefeels safe.

It seemed that every day that I wanted to explore Bruxelles, the closest stop on the Métro was this…read moreone. So I ended up disembarking here a couple of times. It's a subway station, same as others. I didn't encounter the issues that others documented. It was clean and the signage was simple and there didn't seem to be any smell of urine. I'm guessing that either they've cleared it up, or I'm immune. Stairs from street level to ticketing level and more stairs from there to the platforms. There is also a pair of lifts.

Awful awful awful! I am not a fan of the Brussels métro. This station in particular! Poor planning,…read moreor they're trying to squeeze out as much money from Belgians and tourists as possible. It's a two platform station, and they aren't accessible to each other from inside the station. That means if you get on the wrong platform, and you've already paid your fare, you have to go back outside, go to the correct platform, and pay again. Ticket machines only take coins, not notes. So if all you have on you are Euro notes, or a non-EU credit card, you're screwed. Try doing that when you're pressed for time to get to the train station and you are scrambling to find coins and make your train.

De Brouckère is a metro station that serves lines 1 and line 5 as well as tram lines 3 and 4. It's…read morea decent sized station and there are stairs and escalators between the levels. On the ticketing concourse, there are staffed and automated ticket vending machines and the usual ticketing contactless scanners at the turnstiles. De Brouckère metro station is named after a Belgian nobleman who was mayor of the city from 1848 until his death in 1860. According to the wiki, he was responsible for major urban renewal in the city, including the creation of water mains and the first boulevards in Brussels. The station is part of the run where Lines 1 and 5 overlap, between Sainte-Catherine and Brussels-Central stations.

A ne jamais utiliser ! Mon collecto n'est pas passé alors que j'étais au point de rendez-vous 15…read moreminutes à l'avance. J'ai du commander un Bolt : je me suis donc retrouvée à payer les 6€ de collector et les 17€ de Bolt. J'ai ensuite contacté Collecto, qui refuse de me rembourser !

Booked a Collecto, waited, and at the pick-up time the driver cancelled. Still, the app retrieved…read morethe money from my account. I tried contacting them several times but they never respond. Bad customer service, and bad driver service!