EuroCity trains provide a flexible daily service between Belgium and the Netherlands. They take you from Brussels to Rotterdam (and vice versa) several times a day, with stops en route in cities such as Antwerp, Mechelen and Breda.
From Breda and Rotterdam stations, you can catch an easy connection and travel to other destinations in the Netherlands.
InterCity Brussels - Amsterdam disappears
From 15 December 2024, the InterCity Brussels - Amsterdam will cease to run. Eurocity Direct and EuroCity will from then on operate the service between Belgium and the Netherlands.
We have briefly reviewed the EuroCity offerings between Belgium and the Netherlands for you. How does Eurocity Direct differs from EuroCity (Rotterdam)? Which one should you choose for your next journey? Find out below.
EuroCity | |
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The flexible and most affordable way to get to Breda and Rotterdam | |
From Brussels-Midi to Rotterdam Centraal. | |
Stopovers in Brussels-Central, Brussels-North, Brussels-Airport Zaventem, Mechelen, Antwerpen-Berchem, Antwerpen-Centraal, Noorderkempen and Breda. | |
16 trains a day in each direction. | |
Via conventional railway line between Brussels and Antwerp; via high-speed line between Antwerp and Rotterdam. | |
Brussels-Midi - Rotterdam Centraal in 2h07. | |
Brussels - Rotterdam from € 13,10*. | |
Prices vary according to the flexibility of the ticket and the occupancy rate. Can be combined with national discount (for ie. large families) for the Belgian part of the journey. |
Eurocity Direct | |
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The fast and flexible way to get to the Rotterdam, Schiphol and Amsterdam. | |
From Brussels-Midi to Amsterdam Zuid. |
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Stopovers in Antwerpen-Centraal, Schiphol and Rotterdam-Centraal. | |
16 trains a day in each direction. | |
Via high-speed lines on the entire route. | |
Brussels-Midi - Rotterdam Centraal in 1h30. | |
Brussels - Rotterdam from € 20*. | |
Prices vary according to ticket flexibility and occupancy. |