Brussels 20km: What is the best mobility solution to participate in this race?
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This year, the 40th edition of the 20 km of Brussels will take place on Sunday May 19th 2019. Whether you are a participant, a simple spectator or only want to know information about mobility related to this event, this article is for you!

Discover useful mobility information below and parking alternatives.

Prohibited traffic and alternative routes.

Access to the race: Cars, motos, scooters etc.

Access to the race: public transport

Prohibited traffic and alternative routes

If you live in Brussels or you are there for a simple visit, do you know that because of the 20km of Brussels, traffic will be compromised or prohibited in some areas for the 19th of May?

🏘️Neighborhoods and streets cut off from traffic from 8:30 am:

- Cinquantenaire : Rond-Point de Schuman;

- Rond-point Schuman;

- Rue Froissart;

- Rue Belliard;

- Boulevard de la Régence;

- Place Poelaert;

- Avenue Louise;

- Le bois de la Cambre;

- Avenue Franklin Roosevelt;

- Chaussée de la Hulpe;

- Boulevard du Souverain;

- A venue de Tervuren.

⛔Tunnels closed from 5am:

- Tunnel Rue Belliard;

- Tunnel Avenue de Tervueren;

- Tunnel Avenue Louise.

⚠️Reopenings:

-> Tunnels: Between 13h and 15h, depending on the passage of runners.

-> Neighbourhoods and streets : Reopening gradually. Belliard Street will be open from 12pm, Avenue Louise around 1pm, Avenue Franklin Roosevelt around 2pm, Boulevard du Souverain around 3pm and Avenue de Tervuren around 4pm.

💡 Alternative routes:

You want to cross the city driving your car? You can join the Small Ring to the Middle Ring by using the street of the Throne then the avenue of the Crown. Finally, to direct you from the Middle Ring to the Ring of Brussels (R0), you will be advised to pass via the E411.

To go to the city, it will be recommended to pass by the Chaussée de Louvain to join Madou and to take the tunnels of the small ring which will remain open!

Finally to reach Montgomery, a deviation will be proposed via the rue de la Loi to enter the loop via the small ring. Note that Montgomery will be open until 10:30.

Access to the race: Cars, motos and scooters etc

Do you want to drive the race as a participant or spectator ? Here are our tips for parking close to the departure!

We advise you to park in the districts Diamant, Delta, Arts-Loi and Schuman then use transport solutions such as the tramway, the metro or the bus to reach the Mérode stop, which is the starting point of the race. Here is the list of car parks at your disposal:

Diamant: — Rue de Linthout, 126- Rue du Noyer, 284- Avenue de Cortenbergh, 120Schuman: — Boulevard Charlemagne, 11 — Boulevard Charlemagne, 80 — Rue Charles Martel 1 Delta: — Rue Jules Cockx, 6 — Rue des palmiers, 50 — Boulevard de la Plaine, 5 Arts-Loi:

- Rue Stevin, 19–23- Rue des deux églises, 14- Rue Marie-Thérèse, 5- Rue de Ligne — Place de Louvain, 25

Access to the race: Public transport

You do not want to use your vehicle or you just do not have it? Don’t worry! Here is the representative map of the “Brussels 20km” and its access points:

In order to be closer to the launch of the race, you must join the Mérode stop. To do this you will find below 3 sites proposing different solutions of transports allowing you to calculate your route according to your location:

- Stib — De Lijn — TEC

Please note that most tram and bus lines will be modified following the closure of the route, but metro lines 1 and 5 will run one metro every 10 minutes starting at 8am. If you join the city of Brussels to participate or attend the race, here are our tips to get there from the Brussels train stations.

- Schuman and Central railway station:

- Brussels-Midi railway station:

- North railway station: 3 solutions.

25 MIN : Bus 61 “Montgomery”, get off at “Merode.

15 MIN : Train IC 2111 “Luxembourg”, exit at Brussels-Schuman station then take metro 5 “Schuman”, get off at “Mérode”.

21 MIN : Tram 4 “Stalle (P)” get off at “De Bouckere” then take metro 1 “Stockel”, get off at “Merode”.

- Luxembourg railway station: 3 solutions.

10 MIN : Bus 27 “Andromede”, get off at “Merode”

13 MIN : Bus 80 “Maes”, get off at “Merode”.

14 MIN : Métro 5 “Herrmann-Debroux” or Metro 1 “Stockel”, get off at “Mérode”.

- Brussels-Congress railway station: 2 solutions.

- West railway station:

17 MIN : Metro 5 “Herrmann-Debroux” or metro 1 “Stockel”, get off at “Mérode”.

25 MIN : Bus 61 “Montgomery”, get off at “Merode”.

- Brussels-Chapel railway station: 3 solutions.

23 MIN : Bus 86 “Central Station”, get off at “Central Station” then take metro 5 “Herrmann-Debroux” or metro 1 “Stockel”, get off at “Mérode”.

25 MIN : Bus 27 “Andromede”, get off at “Merode”.

27 MIN : Tram 3 “Esplanade”, get off at “De Bouckère” then take metro 1 “Stockel”, get off at “Mérode”.

Hoping that this article will help you to optimise your trips during the Brussels 20km! Do not hesitate to share it with your friends!