Airports

EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (BSL / MLH / EAP)

Also known as Basel-Mulhouse Airport. The only binational airport in the world, jointly operated by France and Switzerland, and serving Basel, Switzerland, Mulhouse, France, and Freiburg, Germany.

Terminals: One main terminal, split into a Swiss side and a French side for arrivals and customs, since it sits across the France-Switzerland border.

Distance: Around 6 km between the airport and central Basel.

Train: No direct train station at the airport itself. Bus 50 connects to Basel SBB railway station, where onward rail connections are available.

Bus: Bus 50 runs between the airport and Basel SBB railway station, taking around 25 minutes.

Taxi: Licensed taxis are available at the airport and throughout the city. Journey time is around 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic.

Uber: Available between the airport and the city, bookable from the app in both directions.

Also known as Brussels-Zaventem Airport. Belgium's main international airport, located in Zaventem.

Terminals: One main terminal building, with Pier A and Pier B for different flight types.

Distance: Around 12 km between the airport and central Brussels.

Train: Direct trains run between the airport and Brussels-Central, with the station located beneath the terminal. Journey time is around 20 to 25 minutes.

the city, including express services. Journey time is around 30 to 50 minutes depending on the route.

Taxi: Licensed taxis are available at the airport and throughout the city. Journey time is around 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic, with fares typically ranging from €40 to €60.

>Uber: Available between the airport and the city. Bookings from the city to the airport work as a standard rideshare. Bookings from the airport are routed through Uber's taxi partner options rather than a private rideshare vehicle.