Car Rental - Brussels

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Rent a car in Brussels and discover why the chocolate factory of the world is a hot ticket for tourists, families, and couples. Whether you're in Brussels with your family, partner, or looking for business car rental, you'll find yourself immersed in a city that is filled with medieval majesty and modern marvels.

That's not all. Take your rental car from Brussels’ center to the city’s other districts and you’ll find hip bars, cafes, and restaurants buzzing with atmosphere or the deep silence of the chessboard regulars.

By renting a car in Brussels, it’s even easier to discover Belgium at a pace that suits you. With car hire in Brussels, you can also access other Belgian highlights such as Ghent and Antwerp as well as get easy access to Brussels Airport.

Rent a car in Brussels - a sleek sedan, a luxury SUV, or a heavy-duty 4X4 for off-road adventures.

Brussels Locations

A Quick Guide to Brussels

Grand Place

Grand Place

Grote Markt, 1000 Brussel

The most famous destination in Brussels is the medieval central square of the city. It's a wealth of history and architecture. This awe-inspiring square is also a venue for festivals and cultural events like the 'Flower Carpet'.

Atomium

Atomium

Place de l'Atomium 1, 1020 Bruxelles

What was supposed to be a temporary sculpture slash monument for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair (Expo '58) became the symbol of the European capital. Drive north with your rental car from Brussels and marvel at this breathtaking architecture. Its design symbolizes the faith we hold in humankind's progress in science.

Royal Palace of Brussels

Royal Palace of Brussels

Rue Brederode 16, 1000 Bruxelles

A beautiful, grand palace from any angle, the Palais Royal Bruxelles is an architectural marvel that claims high honors in European history. It might no longer serve as the royal residence, but it remains one of the most magnificent monuments of Belgium.

Brussels Marriott Hotel Grand Place

Rue Auguste Orts, Grand Place 3-7, 1000 Bruxelles

Experience ultimate comfort and luxurious treatment in a grand historic setting. Situated in the heart of Brussels and flanked by flamboyant Baroque architecture on all sides, the hotel offers the best in deluxe accommodation sparing no modern amenities.

Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo Brussels

Rue de l’Amigo 13, 1000 Bruxelles

Just off the Grand Place, the Hotel Amigo offers exceptional service and simple but sumptuous style. Families can book suites with interconnecting rooms, while those looking for an extra-special stay can splash out on the Armand Blaton Suite, with its own rooftop terrace.

Hygge Hotel

Rue des Drapiers 31-33 Ixelles, 1050 Brussels

In Danish, the word Hygge describes the in-trend, all-encompassing concept of 'coziness'. This gorgeous boutique hotel, designed by man-of-the-hour architect Michel Penneman, is an oasis of relaxation and wellness. From luxury rooms to ultra-fast Wi-Fi and international breakfasts, it checks all the boxes. Paid parking is available for your rental car in Brussels.

Restaurant Le Rabassier

Rue de Rollebeek 23, 1000 Bruxelles

Take your rental car from Brussels’ center and experience modern fine dining in the southern district of Uccle. Imaginative delicacies are served with love in a contemporary cozy setting. The seasonal food is fresh and loaded with delicately balanced flavors. Make sure you try something with their specialty ingredient, truffle, to unlock a world of taste and fragrance.

Comme Chez Soi

Place Rouppe 23, 1000 Bruxelles

This chic place in the heart of Brussels ignites a romance with food. Along with culinary excellence, it offers a slice of nearly a century of rich history. Its Michelin star is testament to the quality of the dishes it serves in the art-deco dining room, and the cuisine is classic, with a modern twist.

Ballekes

Rue des Chapeliers 3, 1000 Bruxelles

Enjoy hearty and mouth watering European food at its best. Here, the focus is on one thing, and they do it very well: meatballs. Choose your meat from pork, beef, or chicken - or go for a plant-based vegan option. Served with crispy, golden fries, these tender meatballs are a perfect way to refuel between visiting attractions.

Driving In and Around Brussels

  • Interparking Brussels - Parking Ecuyer (1000 Bruxelles) offers over 500 parking places and is open 24/7. It’s conveniently situated near the city center close to popular tourist attractions and shopping areas.
  • BePark - Parking Square Jacques Brel (1000 Bruxelles) is open every day of the week and is situated close to Jacques Brel square in the center of Brussels. The Grand Place of Brussels is just a stone's throw away.
  • Interparking Brussels - Parking Porte de Hal (1000 Bruxelles) has over 500 parking places for your car rental in Brussels and is open daily. Within its vicinity are popular shopping areas, restaurants, and Saint-Pierre hospital.
  • European Route (E19) is a major European road that connects Brussels to important cities like Amsterdam and The Hague.
  • N1 Road (N1) is a national route through Belgium that connects Brussels with major national cities like Antwerp. It runs all the way to the Netherlands border near Wuustwezel.
  • European route 40 (E40) is the longest European route and connects Belgium with FranceGermany, and Poland on one side and Ukraine, Russia, and Uzbekistan on the other side.

How to Get From Brussels to Bruges

It takes just around an hour and a half (traffic dependent) to drive the 61 miles with your car rental from Brussels to Bruges.

  1. Leave Hertz car hire car park and head to E40 from Excelsiorlaan.
  2. Drive south and then stay straight on Excelsiorlaan.
  3. Merge on E40.
  4. At the interchange 10-Groot-Bijgaarden-Zellik, switch to the right and follow signs toward Ghent.
  5. Take Koning Albert I-laan and follow the road to Philipstockstraat in Bruges.

 

How to Get From Brussels to Dinant

The fairytale town of Dinant is just under 60 miles from Brussels center and takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to drive. Take your car rental from Brussels onto the E411 in Oudergem from N24, Avenue Jeanne/Johannalaan, Avenue de l'Université. Stay on E411 and drive to Chaussee de Dinant/N946 in Yvoir. Continue on the same road and take N948 to Dinant.