Taxi Brussels-North (Gare du Nord)

Brussels-North (Gare du Nord, Noordstation) sits at the top of the city's central axis, on the edge of the North Quarter business district where most of the Brussels CBD towers and the World Trade Center are located. It is the smallest of the three main Brussels stations but a busy interchange for domestic Belgian trains, suburban services and a large bus terminal next door at Rogier.

The station has its own taxi rank, but pre-booking a TaxiGo from Brussels-North means a driver is already there with your name and the price agreed in advance. This is particularly useful at peak times, when the rank can be busy, and during late-evening or early-morning trains when fewer cars are available.

From Brussels-North the most common rides are short connections within the city: to the European Quarter and the EU institutions (about 12 to 15 minutes), to NATO headquarters in the north of the city, to the Atomium and Heysel area, and to the Grand Place and the historic centre. The Avenue Louise and Sablon hotel districts, and the southern stations Brussels-Central and Brussels-Midi, are also within a 10 to 15 minute ride.

Longer transfers are available at a fixed price, including Brussels Airport via the northern ring road (about 35 minutes), Charleroi Airport (about 50 minutes), Antwerp and Ghent. The fleet ranges from standard sedans to seven-seater vans for groups and luxury vehicles for business travel. Every ride includes free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, and the price you see at booking is the price you pay, with no late-night, weekend or waiting surcharges.