Getting to Antwerp
From Brussels Airport, Brussels
By bus
Follow the signs “Bus” at the airport to get to the shuttle bus that takes you to Antwerp’s city center (near Central Station). The bus departs from the airport directly, every hour as from 4 am.
- Duration: about 50 minutes
- Bus stop : Koningin Astridplein, near Antwerp Central Station
- Price : €10 per person
For more details, we recommend checking Airport Express.
By train
Follow the signs “Train Station” at the airport. Between 5 am and 11 pm there are trains from Brussels Airport to Antwerp Central Station every 30 minutes. A ticket costs around €12 and can be purchased at any electronic ticket machine located at the station. For exact timings and further information, we recommend checking Belgian Rail.
By taxi
Follow the signs “Taxi” at the airport. A taxi from Brussels Airport to Antwerp will cost around €100. If you choose this method, we recommend you have enough cash with you, under the assumption that most taxis do not accept credit cards and/or debit cards.
From Amsterdam, Schiphol
By bus
FlixBusdeparts from Platform C, in front of Schiphol Plaza. Note: there are no FlixBus signs at the bus stop. A ticket costs between € 7 and € 15. The journey takes about 2h 40 min.
By train
Follow the signs “Train Station” at the airport. There are 20 trains a day. A ticket costs between € 25 and € 100, depending on which train operator you choose and how long you book in advance. The earlier you book, the cheaper your ticket. The journey takes about 2h 40 min. Operators are NS International and Thalys
From Paris, Charles de Gaulle Airport
By train
Follow the signs “Train Station” at the airport. There are 10 trains a day. A tickets costs between € 30 and € 100, depending on how long you book in advance. The earlier you book, the cheaper your ticket. The journey takes about 3 hours.