Flights from Sydney to Brussels from AUD1,874
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromSydney (SYD) | ToBrussels (BRU) | Round-trip / Economy | 21 Jul 2025 - 28 Jul 2025 | From AUD2,523* Last Seen 9 hours ago |
| FromSydney (SYD) | ToBrussels (BRU) | Round-trip / Economy | 21 Jun 2025 - 26 Jul 2025 | From AUD3,577* Last Seen 1 day ago |
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking. Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply.
Fly from Sydney to Brussels with Etihad Airways
Visit the charming heart of Belgium with flights from Sydney to Brussels. You can travel with Etihad from Australia to this fascinating and historic European city in around 24 hours, with a stop in Abu Dhabi. Relax in the plush lounges at Abu Dhabi International Airport or choose to extend your stopover and explore the vibrant and cultural capital of the UAE.
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SYD to BRU: flight facts
Flight time 23hrs 25mins
The fastest flight from Sydney to Brussels with Etihad takes just over 23 hours. Other flights may take longer depending on your connection time in Abu Dhabi.
Flight distance 10,764 miles
A flight from Sydney (SYD) to Brussels (BRU) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) covers 10,764 miles
(17,323 kilometres).
Sydney to Brussels: FAQs
How do I get from Brussels Airport to the city centre?
After your Sydney to Brussels flight, you can take a taxi to the city, which will take around 20 minutes depending on traffic. Other options include the train (around 20 minutes) and the bus (approximately 30 minutes). Car hire is also available at the airport from various companies. For ease and comfort, arrange a transfer with Etihad.
What currency is used in Brussels?
Brussels is part of the European Union, so it’s currency is the euro (EUR). One euro breaks down into 100 cents.
Brussels is a major financial capital, so it’s relatively easy to find banks, exchange bureaus and ATM’s. Also, credit cards are accepted in most places.
Top tips for Sydney to Brussels
Marvel at an iconic structure
Sydney might have the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, but Brussels has a world-famous landmark of its own in the eye-catching shape of the Atomium. Standing more than 330ft tall, this stunning structure’s design was inspired by the positioning of atoms inside a cell. It was constructed as a temporary exhibit for the Brussels World’s Fair in 1958 but has remained in place ever since.
Sample the local cuisine
Visitors from Sydney hoping to find gastronomic delights in Brussels won’t be disappointed – this is a fine eating city. Frites are a delicious savoury treat and the perfect accompaniment to another local favourite – mussels. Have a sweet tooth? If so, Belgian waffles are on many menus, with a choice of flavour-filled toppings. The country’s world-renowned chocolate is also sure to tempt your taste buds.