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2024-11-18
Budapest Airport (BUD), Ferihegy, Liszt Ferenc-Tököl
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

2024-07-26
Budapest Airport (BUD), Ferihegy, Liszt Ferenc-Nagymaros
Great service!
Punctuality: 5 Driver: 5 Vehicle: 5

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

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Transfer from Brussels Airport to Ypres

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Get a low cost taxi transfer to the memorial town of WWI

Ypres is a town in the Flemish region of Belgium, with a population of about 36,000 inhabitants. The battles of Ypres in WWI went down in history, and are taught worldwide. Due to these rather tragical historic events, there are numerous war memorials and cemeteries in and around Ypres that attract many visitors each year.

During the First World War the town was of vital importance for the Allied. According to this fact heavy bombardments ruined the town of Ypres almost to the ground. Most of central Ypres was rebuilt with the money paid by Germany as a war debt. It took a long time: the famous Cloth Hall was only finished in the 1960s.

Accessibility

Ypres can be reached by train or by road from Brussels.

Transfers2airports.com offers the best rates for low cost airport taxi transfers between Ypres 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 Ypres 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 nice historic towncentre can easily be walked around.

Many attractions of Ypres are outside the town: the above mentioned memorials and cemeteries are in different villages surrounding Ypres. These places can be visited by car, by bike or by organized tours.

Landmarks and Memorials

Menin Gate Memorial – a memorial to British and Commonwealth soldiers who fell in Belgium during WWI.

This memorial can be taken as a symbol of the unmarked graves of the 54,896 British officers and men who died in the Ypres Salient area. The names of these lost warriors are carved into huge panels.

Further 34,984 names of lost soldiers - died between 16th August, 1917 and the end of the war – are carved into panels at Tyne Cot Cemetery, on the slopes just below Passchendaele.

Cloth Hall - built around 1200 as a symbol of Flemish wealth. The Cloth Hall was razed to the ground by German artillery shelling in 1916, and the reconstruction lasted quite a long time: the project was completed in 1962.

Museums and Galleries

In Flanders Fields Museum – Ypres Cloth Hall, right in the center. This museum gives a view about the soldiers’ and civilians’ everyday life during the war. This may be a shocking experience of the horrors of war. Open daily April - September 10AM-6PM, open Tue-Sun October - March 10AM-5PM, last entry 1 hr before closing.

An interesting festival – the Kattenstoet. This festival is held every third year on the second Sunday of May. It revives a local tradition which goes back to the Middle Ages, in which tradition cats were thrown from the belfry tower of the Cloth Hall to the town square below, following an imitated witch burning. Today a jester throws stuffed toy cats down to the crowd, while the people are trying to catch one.