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There are 5 ways to get from Brussels to Louise sur Cour, Brussels by subway, bus, taxi, tram, or foot. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and …

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The cheapest way to get from Louise sur Cour, Brussels to Brussels Central Station costs only €2, and the quickest way takes just 5 mins. ... Line 93 tram via Parc #2. 15 min. €3. Take the bus …

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The best way to get from Louise sur Cour, Brussels to Ghent is to train which takes 47 min and costs €6 - €10. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs €7 - €10 and takes 1h 18m. Launch …

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The cheapest way to get from Louise sur Cour, Brussels to Gand costs only €8, and the quickest way takes just 42 mins. Find the travel option that best suits you. Rome2Rio. Comment se …

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Where is Louise sur cour in Brussels?

Dec–Feb Louise sur Cour is located in Brussels, 350 feet from Place Stephanie and Avenue Louise. The neighborhood offers many quality restaurants and designer boutiques. Every room at this bed and breakfast is air conditioned and is fitted with a flat-screen TV. Some rooms feature a seating area to relax in after a busy day. ...

Is Louise sur cour a good place to stay?

“Louise sur Cour is a beautiful, immaculately restored guesthouse. Our host was extremely welcoming, gave us very helpful advice on the best way to see Brussels in an afternoon, and he shared the...” DanielleUnited States of America ...

What to do in Louise sur cour?

Lovers of antiques or bric-a-brac can visit the nearby antique dealers’ district of Le Sablon and Les Marolles (10–12 minute walk) where the famous Place du Jeu de Balle second-hand market is held every weekend. Languages spoken: Greek,English,French Area info * See availability Amenities of Louise sur Cour Great facilities! Review score, 9.9 ...

How do I get around Brussels?

Getting around Belgium ’s capital is easy by foot or by wheel and there’s no shortage of sustainable public transport in this historic, foodie city. The city's multilingual signage and complex ticketing systems can be confusing, but once tickets are in hand, getting around Brussels is as easy as navigating any other European capital. ...

What are the best transport options in Brussels?

Powered by renewable energy, trams in Brussels are the most scenic and sustainable transport option, and you'll get great views of the city as you trundle around the cobbled streets. This is also the best way (next to walking) for getting a sense of how the city fits together. Trams are easy to find, too. ...

Should you take a tram in Brussels?

No matter what you do in Brussels, take the tram at least once. Powered by renewable energy, trams in Brussels are the most scenic and sustainable transport option, and you'll get great views of the city as you trundle around the cobbled streets. This is also the best way (next to walking) for getting a sense of how the city fits together. ...