Train
metro - tram - bus
Bicycle
Car
E-scooter
To fully enjoy Winter Wonders, active mobility and public transport are encouraged, allowing visitors to reach the heart of the event while minimizing disruptions from traffic and year-end construction works. Discover all mobility options here.
Train
Located in the heart of the city, Brussels-Central Station provides direct access to Winter Wonders. Use public transport for a simple and convenient journey.
During weekends, return train journeys (from Friday 7 pm to Sunday) benefit from a 30% discount. Train users also enjoy reduced rates for station car parks.
metro - tram - bus
The many public transport options serving Winter Wonders are a major advantage for accessibility.
You can also reach the event directly via Gare Centrale, Bourse, or De Brouckère stations using metro lines 1 and 5, trams 10 and 4, or bus routes 29, 33, 46, 71, 89 and 95.
You no longer need to buy a ticket in advance; you can simply travel using your bank card. Just scan your card, smartphone or smartwatch on the grey validator and hop on board!
The Gare Centrale, Bourse, De Brouckère and Sainte-Catherine metro stations are all equipped with lifts, allowing persons with reduced mobility to access the event easily.
Bicycle
Cycling remains the simplest and most flexible option. Bicycle parking areas are available around the Winter Wonders sites throughout the event.
Bicycles can be rented through Villo! and several bike-sharing apps. Parking of shared bikes is not permitted along the event route.
More than 800 parking spaces are available in underground car parks, open 24/7, accessible by lift or stairway with bicycle ramps, at the Bourse and De Brouckère stations. There are two ways to access the secure parking spaces:
1. Occasional users (non-subscribers): register at app.cycloparking.brussels and pay a flat rate of €1.25 per day, except if you park for less than four hours, in which case parking is free.
2. Regular users (subscribers): Link your Mobib card to your subscription in your Cycloparking online account. You can enter and exit the car park by scanning your Mobib card at the entrance reader. An annual subscription costs €15.
610 secure spaces for standard bicycles and 18 for cargo bikes, accessible 24/7, with a lift and stairs equipped with ramps.
Boulevard Anspach 106/86, 1000 Brussels
In addition, more than 400 unsecured spaces are available free of charge for occasional use during metro station opening hours.
Car
If no other option is possible, the event remains accessible by car. To avoid inconvenience, it is recommended to use Waze or Google Maps and follow the signage to the available car parks.
The Interparking car parks within walking distance of the city centre are recommended: Rogier, Poelaert, Entre 2 Portes, Loi (€6 from 7 pm or €5.40 with a Pcard) and Passage 44 (€10 per 24 hours or €9 with a Pcard, €6 between 7 pm and 5 am or €5.40 with a Pcard).
Another option is to use the Park & Ride facilities (Ceria or Crainhem – €3, or free with a STIB transport ticket), which bring you to the heart of Winter Wonders in about 20 minutes by metro.
The Écuyer and Monnaie car parks provide spaces for persons with reduced mobility and have lifts.
For more information: parkandride.brussels – parking.brussels – brussels.pcard.be
The area around the Vismet becomes restricted access during peak hours (Friday-Saturday 4 pm-11 pm, Sunday 4 pm-10 pm). During these times, entry is limited to permit holders and persons with reduced mobility, through two control points.
A Kiss & Ride zone remains accessible via rue du Rouleau, allowing short stops for drop-offs to shops and visitors. Drivers are then encouraged to park in an off-street car park.
All of these locations are indicated on the interactive map.
E-scooter
Parking e-scooters is strictly prohibited along the event route. Designated drop zones are provided for this purpose.
Using e-scooters on the Vismet is not permitted for the entire five weeks of the event.
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