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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 Dinant

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Position

The town of Dinant stretches along the River Meuse in the province of Namur, Belgium. It is about 50 kilometres south of Brussels and about 18 kilometres south of Namur, which is the capital of the province named after itself.

Accessibility

Brussels and Dinant are connected by train lines, calling at Namur. The trip is about 1h 30m with trains due every hour from the North, Central and Midi stations in Brussels.

Transfers2airports.com offers the best rates for low cost airport taxi transfers between Dinant 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 Dinant to Brussels or Charleroi Airports, your driver will inform you about the exact pick up time at least 24 hours before the transfer.

Places of interest

The Citadel

The Citadel which is built on an approx. 30 m high sheer cliff looks back nearly 1000 years of its history. The former fortification was totally destroyed by the French troops in 1703. The Citadel of today is a 200 years old building, built when the Dutch occupied the land at the beginning of 19th century.

The Grotto of Dinant

This cave shines in amazing colours due to the variety of rocks reflecting light.

The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame

The outstanding building of the town is a Gothic church which had formerly been built in Romanesque style but was in 1227 almost destroyed by collapsing rocks.

Sanctuary of Beauraing

The votive chapel is open daily from 9.30 am to 7 pm. The other sanctuaries (the Saint Jean crypt, the Rosaire church, the main church) are accessible by appointment.

Rocher Bayard

According to legend this rock was split open by the horse of Bayard by a single hoofing as he fled from Charlemagne.

Caves of Han

The Caves of Han are one of the largest, most famous cave-complex in Europe. The Caves are situated in beautiful natural enviroment, in a Wildlife Reserve where European wild species live in peace and harmony.

Other places of interest

Leffe Abbey

The original Church of Leffe was put into possession of Premonstratensian Order of Floreffe in 1152. The grantor was Henry the Blind, Earl of Namur. It soon became a monastery that got the privileges of an abbey in 1200. This Catholic sanctuary went through a series of catastrophes over the centuries, reconstructed in the 17th and 18th centuries, and raided by French revolutionaries in 1794. The current buildings were sold in 1816 and reconstructed into workshops. In 1903 the French Premonstratensian Order re-purchased and restored the edifices.

Open on Wednesdays and Sundays, at 3 pm - duration of the visit: 1h

Freyr Chateau and Gardens

This Renaissance style building got an exquisite interior in the 18th century. The fascinating French style gardens give home to 300-year-old orange trees and orangeries that are among the oldest of the country.

The Veves Castle

This outstanding castle which has five astonishing towers, was built on a rocky outcrop overlooking the picturesque village of Celles, which is ranked one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia".