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Flights Chișinău – Brussels and airport transfers
With Admiral.Travel you can book your Brussels trip both online and at our offices in Chișinău — perfect for a short city break or a longer holiday in the capital of Belgium. We help you choose the best combination of flight schedule and price, taking into account your travel dates and preferences.
For more ideas and current offers for Belgium and Brussels, check the dedicated page on Admiral.Travel (EN).
```Direct flights from Chișinău to Brussels are operated by the airlines Wizz Air (Charleroi Airport) and Flyone (Brussels Airport).
Flight duration – 3 hours 5 minutes.
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How to get from Charleroi Airport to the city of Brussels?
1. The first option – public transport. Brussels City Shuttle buses are the simplest and most affordable way for tourists to get from Charleroi Airport to Brussels. They run according to the flight schedule of the airlines. The first bus starts around 03:30 in the morning, then every 30 minutes to Brussels Central Station. Journey time – about one hour.
2. The second option – a transfer booked in advance through the agency. This is very comfortable! When you reserve a transfer with our agency, you can be sure that it will take you directly to your hotel or as close as possible to your accommodation in Brussels.
The cost of the transfer from Charleroi Airport to the city centre of Brussels is 16 euro.
How to get from Brussels Airport to the city centre?
From Brussels Airport to the city centre there are two bus routes — 272 and 471. By bus 272 you will reach the centre in about half an hour, with several stops along the way. By bus 471 you will reach the centre of Brussels in only 18 minutes. The ticket price is 3 euro one way for both routes.
```What your Brussels package includes
Direct flight Chișinău – Brussels (≈ 3 hours); meal on board: according to the policy of each airline (Wizz Air or Flyone).
Group transfer APT→hotel arranged from Charleroi or Brussels Airport directly to your hotel in Brussels.
Accommodation in carefully selected hotels in Brussels (from budget options to international chains), close to the main sights or the city centre.
Recommended meal plan: breakfast or breakfast + dinner, so that you are free to discover local restaurants and street food at lunchtime.
Travel medical insurance for extra peace of mind and assistance in case of medical emergencies during your trip.
Visa information for Brussels
Brussels is part of the Schengen Area, and entry rules depend on your citizenship and passport type (MD/RO/UA/RU, etc.). Before booking, Admiral.Travel managers will provide updated information about visas, required documents and the permitted length of stay.
Why choose Admiral.Travel for Brussels
We have more than 15 years of experience in organizing European trips. Admiral.Travel works only with trusted airlines and hotels in Brussels and all over Belgium, and we constantly analyse client feedback to keep our quality standards high.
Our team supports you at every step — from choosing the right flight and hotel to advice on local transport, excursions and restaurants. We focus on comfort, safety and saving your time, so you can simply enjoy your holiday.
Contact Admiral.Travel or visit our office to receive a tailored offer for Brussels and book a full package including flight, accommodation, transfers and medical insurance.
Frequently asked questions about Brussels
When is the best time to visit Brussels?
Brussels can be visited year-round, but the most pleasant months are spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October), when temperatures are mild and the city is less crowded. In winter you can enjoy Christmas markets, while summer is perfect for terraces and walks in the parks.
Do I need a visa to travel to Brussels?
The visa regime depends on your citizenship and passport type. As rules can change, we recommend checking the latest information with Admiral.Travel managers and on official websites before your trip.
What currency is used in Brussels and how can I pay?
The official currency is the euro (EUR). Cards are widely accepted in Brussels, but it is still useful to have some cash for markets, small kiosks or certain local transport. ATMs are easy to find in the centre and tourist areas.
Do I need a plug adapter in Belgium?
Belgium uses type C and E sockets, at 230V. If your devices use the standard European plug, you will not need an adapter; otherwise, it is best to bring a universal travel adapter.
How about internet access and SIM cards in Brussels?
You can use roaming from your home operator or buy a local prepaid SIM card, available at the airport, train stations and mobile shops. Many hotels, cafés and restaurants offer free Wi-Fi.
What is the easiest way to get from the airport to my hotel?
From Charleroi you can use Brussels City Shuttle buses or a pre-booked transfer via Admiral.Travel. From Brussels Airport there are express buses and trains to the city. When booking your package, we can include group or private transfers directly to your hotel.
What public transport options are there in Brussels?
Brussels has a very good network of metro, trams and buses. You can buy single tickets or 1–3 day passes valid on several types of transport. There are also night lines and good connections to the main tourist attractions.
Is Brussels a family-friendly destination?
Yes, Brussels is very family-friendly. You will find parks, interactive museums, chocolate workshops, aquariums and attractions such as Mini-Europe and Atomium that children really enjoy. When booking, we can suggest hotels and room types suitable for families.
What meal plan do you recommend for my package?
For a city break in Brussels we recommend accommodation with breakfast or breakfast + dinner. This way, mornings are easy and you are free at lunchtime to explore local food, waffles, chocolate and Belgian beers around the city.
What can I do in Brussels if it rains?
On rainy days you can visit museums (for example the Comics Art Museum or art museums), chocolate shops, covered galleries, cosy cafés and brasseries. Many city tours include indoor sights, so the weather does not have to spoil your trip.
What excursions can I book through Admiral.Travel?
We can arrange city tours of Brussels, day trips to Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp and other cities, as well as combined itineraries with nearby capitals. On request, we organize themed tours focused on Belgian beer, chocolate, art and architecture.
What should I know about hand luggage and checked baggage?
Each airline has its own rules for luggage size and weight. When you book your Brussels package, we clearly explain what is included in your ticket (hand luggage, checked baggage) and which extras you can add if needed.
Are local city taxes included in the package price?
Some hotels in Brussels charge a local city tax, paid directly at the reception. In your offer we specify whether this tax is already included in the package price or is to be paid separately on the spot.
What are the usual check-in and check-out times in Brussels hotels?
Usually, check-in starts after 14:00–15:00 and check-out is until 11:00–12:00. If you have an early morning or late evening flight, we can help you request early check-in or late check-out where available.
Is medical insurance included and what does it cover?
Admiral.Travel packages to Brussels usually include travel medical insurance. The policy covers emergencies, basic treatment and, depending on the package, additional services. When booking we explain all conditions and coverage limits in detail.
