Trains from Brussels to Berlin are a great alternative to flying or driving when you are visiting Europe.
All trains between these cities require a connection in Cologne, so to travel on this route, you can either take a Thalys train and change to an InterCity Express train, or take two InterCity Express trains.
Trains leave Brussels Midi-Zuid train station for Berlin Hauptbahnhof train station. Both are located centrally, making it easy to reach them via public transportation or taxi.
There are departures every one to three hours throughout the day from the early morning until the evening, making it easy to find a time that suits your travel schedule.
The journey time to Berlin varies from 6 hours and 36 minutes to 8 hours and 58 minutes, depending on timetables. With such variation, it is worth looking for a fast service to save yourself time.
Tickets for trains from Brussels to Berlin cost 89 euros for singles in second class if you travel at off-peak times. Tickets are more expensive for departures during busy periods. Discounts are available for students, seniors, children, and other passengers that qualify for concessions.