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Next departures for Stuttgart to Brussels on September 20
Operated by	Vehicle type	Departure time	Departure location	Trip duration	Arrival time	Arrival location
Deutsche Bahn ICE + Deutsche Bahn	Train Wi‑Fi Toilet Power outlets	3:23pm	Stuttgart Hbf	4h 13m	7:36pm	Brussels Central Train Station
Deutsche Bahn + Deutsche Bahn ICE	Train Wi‑Fi Toilet Power outlets	3:23pm	Stuttgart Hbf	4h 24m	7:47pm	Schaarbeek
Deutsche Bahn + Deutsche Bahn ICE	Train Wi‑Fi Toilet Power outlets	3:23pm	Stuttgart Hbf	4h 13m	7:36pm	Brussels Central Train Station
Deutsche Bahn + Deutsche Bahn ICE	Train Wi‑Fi Toilet Power outlets	6:38pm	Stuttgart Hbf	5h 9m	11:47pm	Schaarbeek
Deutsche Bahn ICE + Deutsche Bahn	Train Wi‑Fi Toilet Power outlets	6:38pm	Stuttgart Hbf	5h 9m	11:47pm	Brussels Central Train Station

Compare 2 ways to go from Stuttgart to Brussels

We recommend taking the bus

Among the sustainable travel choices, the Bus stands out as a good way to reach Brussels. The journey takes about 12 hours 50 minutes, and with fares starting at just CLP 20,486, it presents an excellent value for a comfortable ride.

4bus per day

12h 50mAverage Duration

421 kmDistance

11kgCO₂ emissions

	Average Price	Average Duration	CO₂ emissions	Actions
Bus	Average PriceCLP 20,486 - CLP 150,133	Average Duration12h 50m	CO₂ emissions 11kg CO₂e
Train	Average PriceCLP 114,788 - CLP 114,788	Average Duration8h 24m	CO₂ emissions 10kg CO₂e

Where are the popular train stations and stops in Stuttgart and Brussels?

Stuttgart

A
Hbf
Arnulf-Klett-Platz 29, 70173 Stuttgart, Germany
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B
Stuttgart Airport
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C
Stuttgart Hbf Tief
Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof, Lautenschlagerstraße 4, 70173 Stuttgart, Germany

Brussels

A
Brussels South (Gare du Midi)
Rue de France 85, 1060 Saint-Gilles, Belgium
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B
Bruxelles / Brussels Central
Brussel-Centraal, Carrefour de l'Europe, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium