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What's the best way to travel from Brussels to Paris? Nothing could be faster or easier than by train, of course!
The choice is yours: Eurostar, the red high-speed train, connects the two capitals in a record time of just 1 hour 22 minutes. OUIGO is a bit slower, but offers 3 daily connections to Paris at unbeatable prices.
Remember to book your tickets in advance (up to 6 months before departure) to get the lowest fares.
Whether you prefer the high speed and comfort of Eurostar or the low fares of OUIGO Brussels-Paris, you'll board at Bruxelles-Midi, Brussels' main international train station.
In both cases, you will arrive at Paris Nord station, right in the centre of Paris. Many bus, metro and RER lines, as well as local train connections, will take you to every part of the French capital or enable you to continue your journey beyond Paris.
If you like walking, you can even take advantage of the station's central location to start your visit of Paris on foot.
Update: 27/01, 4pm
Due to announced strike, fewer trains are operating on the Belgian rail network from Sunday 25 January (10 pm - CET) to Friday 30 January 2026 included.
An alternative train service has been drawn up based on available train staff. Day after day, the details of this alternative train service are available 24h in advance on www.belgiantrain.be.
Please take this alternative train service into account if you need to take a domestic connection in Belgium before or after an international train journey, or if you need to take our regional trains just across the border (Roosendaal, Maastricht, Aachen, Luxembourg, Lille or Maubeuge).
About international trains:
Eurostar:
Eurostar trains operate normally. Check Eurostar's timetables.
ICE (Brussels-Cologne-Francfort)
EuroCity (Brussels-Rotterdam)
From Monday 26 to Friday 30 January, 12 trains out of 16 will operate in each direction. The following trains are cancelled:
From Monday 26 to Friday 30 January, 8 trains out of 16 circulent will operate from Belgium to the Netherlands (most of them will terminate in Rotterdam, however). 9 trains out of 16 will operate from the Netherlands to Belgium (most of them departing from Rotterdam). The following trains are cancelled:
Besides, Eurocity Direct 9512 (departing from Amsterdam Zuid 06:03) will terminate in Antwerpen-Centraal instead of Brussels.
Validity of tickets for EuroCity and Eurocity Direct:
TGV INOUI
All TGV INOUI trains to and from Brussels are operating, except for:
Monday 26/01
Tuesday 27/01, Wednesday 28/01 an Thursday 29/01.
Friday 30/01
OUIGO Brussels-Paris
Nightjet
Please check this page regularly for further updates.
