Eurolines Bus Station in Brussels
If you are not planning to take a train from Brussels to Paris, or you would like the cheapest travel route from Belgium to France, travelling by coach or bus is the best way to go when you are visiting Europe.
Buses on this route leave Brussels Noord station for Paris Gallieni bus station. Both are centrally located and connected to their respective cities’ metro and bus lines, making it easy to get to and from your coach.
A company called Eurolines run most buses from Brussels to Paris. They offer cheap tickets and comfortable services, with WiFi, reclining seats, and air conditioning. Additionally, each passenger gets a two-suitcase luggage allowance for bags in the hold.
Departures on this route take place many times throughout the day starting in the early morning and ending in the evening. Normally there is a departure every 30 to 60 minutes. Exact timetables change seasonally, so make sure to check for the latest departure information before you buy your bus tickets.
The bus journey time from Brussels to Paris takes 4 to 4.25 hours, depending on traffic conditions and scheduled departure times. Delays are common, so make sure to allow yourself extra time if you have a connection when you get to France.
Coach tickets on Eurolines buses from Brussels to Paris can cost from 9 euros for singles if you make an online booking and travel at off-peak periods. Otherwise tickets can cost up to 34 euros for singles.