Brussels Expo → BRU · Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Bruxelles, BelgiumFrom €40.00Eco, one-way journey, per vehicle. The exact fare depends on your pickup and destination addresses.
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.
Reference pickup address : Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Bruxelles, Belgium. Driving estimate outside traffic, not a guaranteed journey time. Add the airport arrival margin advised for your flight and time to load luggage.
One-way fares by vehicle: Brussels Expo → BRUThe exact fare depends on your pickup and destination addresses.
Vehicle
Starting fare
Eco
From €40.00
Green
From €40.00
Premium
From €40.00
Van
From €70.00
One-way fares by vehicle: Brussels Expo → CRLThe exact fare depends on your pickup and destination addresses.
Vehicle
Starting fare
Eco
From €122.32
Green
From €134.56
Premium
From €134.56
Van
From €146.79
0124/7
02one way, per vehicle; exact fare depends on your address
03Postcodes : 1020
Practical information
Brussels Expo → BRU
14,1 km · 17 minRoute measured 2026-10-22. Driving estimate outside traffic, not a guaranteed journey time. Add the airport arrival margin advised for your flight and time to load luggage.
Brussels Expo → CRL
65,6 km · 56 minRoute measured 2026-10-22. Driving estimate outside traffic, not a guaranteed journey time. Add the airport arrival margin advised for your flight and time to load luggage.
Pickup landmarks and neighborhoods
These references belong to the Heysel/Laeken area, with postcode 1020. The official Expo plan distinguishes halls, gates, car parks and adjacent streets such as Avenue Impératrice Charlotte and Avenue de Miramar. Keep the entrance instructions from your event ticket: another visitor's directions may concern a different hall or a different event layout.
Brussels Expo, Hall 5
Hall 5 is identified on the operator's site plan. Add the event's designated exterior gate rather than treating the hall as a roadside address.
These are location references, not reserved taxi stands. Agree the exact entrance and a lawful stopping point with dispatch; access restrictions still apply.
Road access to Zaventem
Expo's access instructions identify the R0 and the A12 connection, while its plan marks exits 7A and 8 around the site. These approaches help orient the journey towards the airport's R0/A201 access, but the open gate and departure direction depend on event arrangements. Large exits can mix pedestrians, coaches and cars. Let the agreed pickup respect those arrangements instead of crossing traffic to reach an assumed faster meeting.
If an early flight follows an exhibition day, use your overnight hotel as the departure unless you genuinely need to return to the grounds. Exhibitors should separate stand dismantling from their airport departure: freight collection and passenger transport have different access needs. For a direct post-event flight, include time to leave the hall, recover stored luggage and reach the confirmed gate. The programme's closing time is not your car's departure time.
For Charleroi, select CRL and calculate from the gate or nearby hotel that will actually serve as departure. Do not reuse a Zaventem estimate because both are marketed as Brussels airports. A group carrying exhibition samples should describe those items before choosing a vehicle; passenger seats do not guarantee capacity for stand equipment.
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.
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.
Before you travel
Frequently asked questions
Is Place de Belgique 1 always the meeting?+
No. It is the site reference, while events use different halls and gates. Use the exterior pickup agreed for your event and check the organiser's latest access instructions.
Can I use an Atomium pickup for an Expo concert?+
Only if you will actually meet there and the access is suitable. The monument and arena are distinct places; changing the address after booking can change the meeting and itinerary.
What about samples and exhibition equipment?+
Describe size and quantity before choosing transport. This airport booking is for passengers and their agreed luggage, not an assumed freight or stand-removal service.