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Airport taxis by Brussels pickup area

Choose your commune, station or business district. Each guide distinguishes real pickup landmarks, reference journeys and the address you will enter for your own airport transfer.

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RouteStarting fare
Anderlecht · Place du Conseil 1, 1070 Anderlecht, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Auderghem · Rue Emile Idiers 12, 1160 Auderghem, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Etterbeek · Avenue des Casernes 31, 1040 Etterbeek, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Forest · Rue du Curé 2, 1190 Forest, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Ixelles · Chaussée d'Ixelles 168, 1050 Ixelles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Saint-Gilles · Place Maurice Van Meenen 39, 1060 Saint-Gilles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Uccle · Rue de Stalle 77, 1180 Uccle, BelgiumFrom €43.17
Watermael-Boitsfort · Place Antoine Gilson 1, 1170 Watermael-Boitsfort, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Berchem-Sainte-Agathe · Avenue du Roi Albert 33, 1082 Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, BelgiumFrom €40.85
Ganshoren · Avenue Charles-Quint 140, 1083 Ganshoren, BelgiumFrom €40.95
Jette · Chaussée de Wemmel 100, 1090 Jette, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Koekelberg · Place Henri Vanhuffel 6, 1081 Koekelberg, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean · Rue du Comte de Flandre 20, 1080 Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Saint-Josse-ten-Noode · Avenue de l'Astronomie 13, 1210 Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Schaerbeek · Place Colignon 100, 1030 Schaerbeek, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Evere · Square Servaes Hoedemaekers 10, 1140 Evere, BelgiumFrom €40.00
City of Brussels · Rue des Halles 4, 1000 Bruxelles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Woluwe-Saint-Lambert · Avenue Paul Hymans 2, 1200 Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Woluwe-Saint-Pierre · Avenue Charles Thielemans 93, 1150 Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Brussels-Midi station · Avenue Fonsny 47, 1060 Saint-Gilles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Brussels-Central station · Carrefour de l'Europe 2, 1000 Bruxelles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Brussels-North station · Rue du Progrès 76, 1030 Schaerbeek, BelgiumFrom €40.00
European Quarter · Rue de la Loi 175, 1040 Bruxelles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Brussels Expo · Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Bruxelles, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Kraainem · Gemeentehuis Kraainem, Arthur Dezangrélaan 17, 1950 Kraainem, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Wezembeek-Oppem · Gemeentehuis Wezembeek-Oppem, Louis Marcelisstraat 140, 1970 Wezembeek-Oppem, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Tervuren · Administratief centrum De Zevenster, Markt 7A, 3080 Tervuren, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Overijse · Administratief centrum De Vuurmolen, Begijnhof 17, 3090 Overijse, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Dilbeek · Gemeentehuis Dilbeek, Kasteel De Viron, Gemeenteplein 1, 1700 Dilbeek, BelgiumFrom €47.64
Zaventem · Gemeente Zaventem, Diegemstraat 37, 1930 Zaventem, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Machelen · Gemeentehuis Machelen, Woluwestraat 1, 1830 Machelen, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Vilvoorde · Bibliotheek Vilvoorde, Grote Markt 9, 1800 Vilvoorde, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Grimbergen · Gemeentehuis Grimbergen, Prinsenstraat 3, 1850 Grimbergen, BelgiumFrom €40.00
Wemmel · Gemeentehuis Wemmel, Dr. H. Folletlaan 28, 1780 Wemmel, BelgiumFrom €40.00
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Brussels communes

  • Anderlecht to Brussels Airport taxi

    An airport departure from Anderlecht can start beside the Abattoir market, at a home near the historic centre or outside the Erasme hospital campus. Those are different pickup situations, even though they share postcode 1070. Enter your actual street and building rather than just Anderlecht. This page helps you distinguish the local meeting details before comparing vehicles for Brussels Airport.

  • Auderghem to Brussels Airport taxi

    Auderghem airport journeys often need a more precise starting point than Delta or Rouge-Cloître. Delta can mean the hospital or a transport interchange; Rouge-Cloître covers a site with several buildings. Set your actual entrance as the origin for Brussels Airport, then choose the vehicle. These local details help visitors and residents avoid meeting on opposite sides of the same large site.

  • Etterbeek to Brussels Airport taxi

    A Brussels Airport transfer from Etterbeek should start at the door where your party will actually assemble. Around La Chasse, the cultural venues and the town hall, a familiar district name can cover several streets. Use your hotel, home or meeting venue’s street address. The local reference journey below is a comparison point, while the calculator gives an estimate for your own departure.

  • Forest to Brussels Airport taxi

    Forest combines concert departures, cultural visits and residential airport journeys. A pickup after Forest National is not the same arrangement as leaving a home near Saint-Denis or visiting WIELS. Describe where you will stand outside, rather than just naming Forest. For Brussels Airport, compare the vehicles with your full departure address and leave room in the schedule for the exit from your venue.

  • Ixelles to Brussels Airport taxi

    An airport taxi from Ixelles is easiest to arrange when the booking identifies your door, not just Flagey or Louise. Flagey’s concert entrance and office entrance are different; a home or hotel nearby has its own address again. Use the calculator for the place where your luggage and travelling party will be ready. This page focuses on leaving Ixelles for Brussels Airport, with a separate Charleroi option.

  • Saint-Gilles to Brussels Airport taxi

    Saint-Gilles is not one interchangeable pickup area: a departure at the town hall, a cultural visit on Rue du Fort and accommodation near the Parvis need separate addresses. For an airport transfer, start with the door you will use with your luggage. The driver must be able to identify the correct side of the street without relying on a walking route through a square.

  • Uccle to Brussels Airport taxi

    For an Uccle airport departure, the street matters more than the postcode alone. The municipal offices on Rue de Stalle, the cultural centre near Wolvendael and the Royal Observatory identify different starting areas. Enter your home, guest accommodation or appointment address for Brussels Airport. A reference quote from one of these places cannot represent every property in 1180; the journey must reflect where you actually board.

  • Watermael-Boitsfort to Brussels Airport taxi

    Watermael-Boitsfort has an important address distinction for airport travel: La Vénerie operates at two different venues, and Boitsfort station is not the same place as Watermael station. Before comparing a taxi to Brussels Airport, identify your actual building or station exit. A precise origin prevents the town’s double name from becoming an approximate meeting instruction, especially for a visitor leaving after a cultural event.

  • Berchem-Sainte-Agathe to Brussels Airport taxi

    Leaving from Berchem-Sainte-Agathe for a flight? Start with your full address in 1082, not just Berchem: the municipality name alone can be confused with other Belgian places. This page helps you organise a departure from a home, the cultural centre or the Basilix area. The reference itinerary is only a comparison point; use the actual door where your party and luggage will be ready.

  • Ganshoren to Brussels Airport taxi

    A departure from Ganshoren should identify a building, not simply the Basilica area. For airport travel, choose the actual address in 1083 and indicate whether you are leaving a residence or an activity venue. The municipality's library, sports hall and community centre are separate reference points. A shared pickup works best when the whole group has agreed one entrance before requesting the journey.

  • Jette to Brussels Airport taxi

    Jette has very different airport departures: a family home, the UZ Brussel campus, a cultural visit or a meeting near the municipal services. Do not reduce them to one generic Jette pickup. Enter the precise street in 1090 and explain which entrance you will use. At a large campus, naming the building and arranging where to meet matters as much as selecting the correct municipality.

  • Koekelberg to Brussels Airport taxi

    An airport pickup in Koekelberg needs a more precise description than near Simonis or the Basilica. Choose the street and door in 1081, then decide where luggage can be brought together without obstructing pedestrians. Cultural buildings around De Neck, Delcoigne and Léopold II make useful orientation points. They are examples for locating your departure, not dedicated taxi ranks or partner venues.

  • Molenbeek to Brussels Airport taxi

    From a Molenbeek home or cultural venue, a good airport booking starts with a precise departure address in 1080. The Mommaerts and Ransfort addresses are not interchangeable with the Karreveld site. Use the building from which you will actually leave, then check the route to Brussels Airport. For several passengers, settle where the entire party will assemble before selecting a vehicle and pickup time.

  • Saint-Josse to Brussels Airport taxi

    Saint-Josse airport departures often begin at a hotel, a meeting or a cultural evening. Use the exact address in 1210, especially when a booking confirmation describes the wider area as Brussels centre. Botanique, the Charlier Museum and Théâtre Le Public have distinct visitor entrances. This page helps you turn a recognisable venue name into a practical pickup before continuing to Zaventem.

  • Schaerbeek to Brussels Airport taxi

    Schaerbeek airport transfers need a street-level starting point: a Train World visit, an evening at Les Halles and a home near the town hall are different journeys. Use 1030 with the full street and house number, then check the selected address. For visitors, Schaerbeek and Schaarbeek identify the same municipality; the venue entrance is still essential to avoid a meeting on the wrong side of a building.

  • Evere to Brussels Airport taxi

    For an airport departure from Evere, start with the address where you will be waiting, not an airport-area label used by an accommodation or meeting organiser. Evere uses postcode 1140. The municipal square, the mill museum and the cultural venues have separate entrances. This page provides local reference points while the calculator checks your actual door-to-airport journey and vehicle choice.

  • City of Brussels to Brussels Airport taxi

    A departure from the City of Brussels can mean a hotel near the Grand-Place, a home in Laeken or an address in Haren. Those are not interchangeable starting points. Enter your street and house number before comparing vehicles: the journey is calculated from that address, rather than treating the entire municipality as the city centre. A recognisable building helps describe the meeting, but does not replace the actual pickup address.

  • Woluwe-Saint-Lambert to Brussels Airport taxi

    Leaving from the Saint-Luc campus is a different pickup from a home around Roodebeek or a sports venue on Avenue Mounier. For a taxi from Woluwe-Saint-Lambert to Brussels Airport, start with the building you will actually leave. A campus, shopping centre or residential complex can have several entrances: an accurate street-side meeting avoids sending the driver to the right site but the wrong door.

  • Woluwe-Saint-Pierre to Brussels Airport taxi

    For an airport departure from Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, organise the pickup around your household or event, not around a generic Woluwe pin. A family leaving Chant d'Oiseau, visitors finishing at WHalll and players departing Sportcity need different street addresses and loading arrangements. Select the exact departure first, then compare the vehicles and the calculated journey to Zaventem. Include child-seat requests or sports equipment in the booking remarks.

Stations and business districts

  • Brussels Midi to Brussels Airport taxi

    Connecting a train arrival at Brussels-Midi with a flight needs more than an airport driving estimate. First allow for leaving the platform, collecting everybody and reaching the agreed station side. Bruxelles-Midi, Brussels South and Brussel-Zuid name the same station. Give the train number and actual arrival details in your remarks, then choose an airport pickup time that leaves room for the station transfer as well as the road journey.

  • Brussels Central to Brussels Airport taxi

    Brussels-Central is a useful airport departure point after a city-centre stay, a museum visit or a domestic train arrival. The practical question is which building you are leaving: the railway station, Bozar and the Mont des Arts attractions are separate addresses. Book from the door where your group will be ready, and avoid moving luggage back to the station solely because it is a familiar name in the calculator.

  • Brussels North to Brussels Airport taxi

    A pickup around Brussels-North can follow a train arrival, a meeting in the northern business district or a visit to Tour & Taxis. These are different starting points, even when a venue describes itself as near the station. Enter the place where your group and luggage will be ready. A direct airport transfer is particularly worth comparing when a visit ends away from the platforms and returning to the station would add another local leg.

  • European Quarter to Brussels Airport taxi

    Airport transfers after a European Quarter meeting work best when the building and exit are agreed in advance. Schuman, the Council buildings and the Parliament area are not one pickup point. Use the address on your meeting invitation, then specify where you will leave the site. A taxi booking provides transport; it does not grant access inside an institution's security perimeter or replace the organiser's visitor instructions.

  • Brussels Expo to Brussels Airport taxi

    For a flight after a trade fair or concert at the Heysel, the hall and exit matter more than the broad Brussels Expo label. The exhibition grounds, ING Arena and Atomium are distinct references. Give the event name, the building you are leaving and the external meeting confirmed for that day. A venue's main postal address is not a promise that every show admits vehicles through the same gate.

Flemish periphery

  • Kraainem to Brussels Airport taxi

    Booking an airport taxi from Kraainem starts with identifying the right Kraainem address. A family leaving home near the town hall does not have the same meeting point as someone arriving by public transport at Kraainem station. Use the street, number and postcode 1950 for a municipal address, then check the selected result. The landmarks below help distinguish an actual door from a broad place name before choosing your Brussels Airport transfer.

  • Wezembeek-Oppem to Brussels Airport taxi

    A Brussels Airport transfer from Wezembeek-Oppem can begin at a home in Ban Eik, a municipal appointment at City Hall or an activity at de Kam. Giving just Wezembeek is not enough to identify the departure. The municipality contains different residential cores and public sites. Enter the full address in postcode 1970, confirm the passenger’s meeting place and then compare vehicles for the airport journey.

  • Tervuren to Brussels Airport taxi

    Leaving Tervuren for Brussels Airport is not the same journey from every local address. A museum visitor, a resident in Vossem and a guest near the Markt each need their own pickup point. Choose the street where you will actually meet the driver. In particular, a park landmark is not permission for a vehicle to enter its paths. Use this guide to distinguish the main public venues before calculating your transfer.

  • Overijse to Brussels Airport taxi

    Overijse is more than the centre around Dru!f. An airport departure may start in Jezus-Eik, near Den Blank or at a home in Tombeek. Those origins need separate address checks even though they belong to the same municipality. For Brussels Airport, enter the place where you and your luggage will be ready, not the nearest attraction you visited. This local guide helps organise the pickup before comparing the available vehicles.

  • Dilbeek to Brussels Airport taxi

    For a taxi from Dilbeek to Brussels Airport, start by specifying which part of the municipality you are leaving. Groot-Bijgaarden station, the Westrand cultural centre and a home in Schepdaal are not interchangeable origins. The street and postcode matter more than a broad Dilbeek label. This page brings together the local details that help residents, train passengers and visitors arrange a clear airport pickup without assuming that a public venue has a dedicated taxi rank.

  • Zaventem town to Brussels Airport taxi

    This journey starts at an address in Zaventem municipality and finishes at Brussels Airport. It is not an airport-arrival pickup. That distinction matters when a hotel, a meeting invitation or a map result simply says Zaventem. Enter the street and building number where you will actually leave. A departure near De Factorij, a family home in the centre and an address in Sterrebeek are different starting points, even when the final destination is the same terminal.

  • Machelen and Diegem to Brussels Airport taxi

    For an airport departure from Machelen or Diegem, first establish which building you are leaving. A business address, a hotel reception and a home in the same municipality require different pickup instructions. Machelen uses 1830 and Diegem 1831 in the references below. Keep that locality detail, especially when a company invitation uses only Brussels Airport as a description of its area. Your taxi request should identify the door, not the marketing name of the business district.

  • Vilvoorde to Brussels Airport taxi

    A Vilvoorde departure can start after a meeting in the centre, from a family address in Peutie or from accommodation elsewhere in the city. The airport request must use that real location rather than a generic city-centre pin. For business visitors, check which municipal or cultural building appears on the invitation: the town hall, Mattenkot and Het Bolwerk are separate places. Add the passenger's reachable phone number when a colleague arranges the journey.

  • Grimbergen to Brussels Airport taxi

    Airport departures from Grimbergen should distinguish the historic centre from Strombeek-Bever and from the different museum sites. A visitor finishing a day at the MOT can be at Guldendal or at a mill, not necessarily at the museum's general contact address. Enter the place where you and your luggage will actually be ready. The same care helps a family staying with relatives: the municipality name does not replace the correct village, street and door.

  • Wemmel to Brussels Airport taxi

    For a taxi from Wemmel to Brussels Airport, choose the actual departure address in 1780. The town hall, Campus W, De Zandloper and the Dijck sports hall are useful but different landmarks. They suit different situations: an appointment, a family visit or a group leaving an activity. If a host gives an old municipal address, compare it with the current appointment details before requesting your transfer. The right building is more helpful than simply saying near the centre.

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