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Lille

Brussels to Lille trains

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Two-bag travel allowance
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City centre
to city centre
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Sit back, relax
and enjoy the views

Trains from Bussels to Lille

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Take the train for Lille

After a quick 30-minute check-in at Brussels-Midi/Zuid, you’ll be on your way to Lille in style.

With lots of legroom and space to unwind, our seats are designed for a comfier journey, while our two-bag luggage allowance means you needn’t hold back when packing.

So sit back, relax and let us whisk you to the centre of Lille in just 38 minutes

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What’s on board?

On board you’ll find spacious seats with tables and sockets (not available in all Standard carriages) if you want to work or watch a film.

Our bar buffet, Café Metropole, is open throughout the trip for snacks, meals and drinks and, if you’re travelling in Standard Premier, you’ll be served a complimentary meal and drinks at your seat.

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Arriving at Lille Europe

Eurostar trains arrive right in the heart of the city at Lille Europe station, just a 10-minute walk from the centre of town.

The station is right next door to the Euralille commercial centre if you fancy a bit of shopping and, don’t forget your Eurostar ticket gives you 2 for 1 entry to Lille’s top museums and galleries, if you feel like a bit of culture.

Fall in love with Lille

With Belgium just 20km away, its influence on Lille is hard to miss, with cheerful pavement cafés serving moules frites and waffles in the shade of step-gabled façades.

Retail thérapie

With its enormous annual flea market and great choice of shops, Lille is a shopaholic’s heaven. For the more bookish, head to Le Furet du Nord, one of Europe's biggest book shops.

A feast of Flanders

Lillois specialties include the bright orange Mimolette cheese, also known as Boule de Lille, chewy babelutte de Lille caramels, and of course waffles, which are sold everywhere.

Move over, Louvre

The Palais des Beaux-Arts has paintings by Dutch masters like Rubens and Van Dyck, and is second only to the Louvre for the number of works on show, so give yourself lots of time.

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