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2023-12-25
Brussels city (all areas)-Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU)
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2023-08-18
Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU)-Tienen
Satisfied with the service.
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2023-05-06
Rotselaar-Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU)
Alles verliep perfect: stipt, een goede en vriendelijke chauffeur en een comfortabele wagen.
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2023-04-17
Wavre-Charleroi Airport Brussels South (CRL)
Just perfect
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2022-11-28
Vienna Airport (VIE)-Brno
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2022-11-14
Prague Airport (PRG)-Prague city (all areas)
Very punctual: the driver was waiting for me at the airport and picked me up on time for the return. Driver: Both drivers were very efficient and friendly. Vehicle: in both cases the vehicles were in excellent condition. I'll be very happy to use the service again.
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2022-10-26
Mauritius Airport (MRU)-Sugar Beach Hotel
Perfect! The driver was waiting for us at Time! He was very welcoming and nice!
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2022-08-20
Mauritius Airport (MRU)-Le Meridien Hotel
Excellent in all… highly recommended!
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2022-08-14
Thessaloniki Airport (SKG)-Kavala
The best!
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2022-07-08
Brussels city (all areas)-Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU)
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

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Transfer from Brussels Airport to Dilbeek

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Dilbeek is a municipality in the province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium. This administrative unit comprises the villages of Dilbeek itself, Groot-Bijgaarden, Itterbeek (with Sint-Anna-Pede), Schepdaal(with Sint-Gertrudis-Pede), Sint-Martens-Bodegem, and Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle.

The location of Dilbeek is next to the Brussels-Capital Region, in the Payottenland, hence it is mentioned as Poort van het Pajottenland (Gate to the Payottenland) by the native inhabitants. The official language of the administrative unit of Dilbeek is Dutch, but there is a significant French-speaking minority, that is represented by 4 members on the 33-seat local council. This settlement consists of a mostly residential community with mostly preserved rural landscapes and with a bit of an industrial zone.

transfers2airports.com offers the best rates for low cost airport taxi transfers between Dilbeek and Brussels Airport and Charleroi Airport. Upon arrival at the airport, your driver will wait for you at the meeting point (the meeting point is always specified in your airport transfer voucher). If you need a taxi or airport transfer from Dilbeek to Brussels or Charleroi Airports, your driver will inform you about the exact pick up time at least 24 hours before the transfer. Distance and transfer time from Brussels Airport: 27 kms, 0h28m; from Charleroi Airport: 60 kms, 0h55m

Events

Each of the six communes that make up this administrative unit organizes a couple of fairs and kermesses every year.

Every spring, a tulip festival is organized in Dilbeek.

The Vijverfestival (Pond Festival) is held in every summer; this festival takes place on the pond behind the town hall of Dilbeek, where Flemish bands perform on a floating stage,.

Attractions

The castle of Groot-Bijgaarden – built in 1640 around a 14th-century keep – is marvellous. Near the castle is the Sint-Wivina domain, where ruins of the original abbey can be seen.

De Viron Castle: it houses the local authority offices of Dilbeek. The castle was erected in 1863 in Tudor-style on the ruins of a 14th-century fortification.

Sint-Alenatoren: this is one of the medieval towers preserved for our time in the park entwining the building proper. A couple of other worth-seeing buildings can also be found in the park

The rural communes have numerous old farms, including Het Neerhof, a 13th-century building that belonged to the abbey of Forest.

The tower of the Sint-Ambrosiuskerk (church of Saint-Ambrose) was built in the 13th century as well.

The main church of Sint-Anna-Pede (Itterbeek) was the model used by Peter Brueghel the Elder in his 1568 painting The Parable of the Blind, which exhibited nowadays in Naples. This village has a Brueghel museum; a restored watermill built in 1776 is also worth being seen.

Dilbeek tram museum: this museum goes back to the beginning of this type of transportation in this area, which actually started in 1887.

The village of Sint-Gertrudis-Pede (Schepdaal): a still working watermill can be seen here, that is the only one in the Payottenland's.