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Fly from Bangkok to Brussels with Etihad Airways
Trade the bustling streets of the Thai capital for the true essence of Europe with a flight from Bangkok to Brussels with Etihad.
This route takes in a connection in mesmerising Abu Dhabi. Once you land in Belgium, you’ll find a city of grand squares and cafe culture, chocolate shops and brilliant restaurants. Book your flight with Etihad today.
BKK to BRU: flight facts
Journey time 15hrs 55mins
Your journey time from Bangkok to Brussels is reliant on your connection. Opt for a stopover in Abu Dhabi for a night or two to break up the journey and explore.
Flight distance 6,330 miles
The flight from Bangkok (BKK) to Brussels (BRU) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) covers 6,330 miles (10,187 kilometres).
Flying from Bangkok to Brussels: FAQs
What's the weather like in Brussels?
Brussels is warm and sunny in summer and enjoys colder winters, perfect for festive markets.
Expect average temperatures of 18°C between July and August, with lower averages of 3°C to 5°C between December and February. It’s the perfect city to explore at any time of year.
What is the currency of Brussels?
Belgium is in the European Union, so its currency is the euro, with one euro consisting of 100 cents.
There are plenty of banks and bureaus where you can exchange currency, while most major credit cards will be accepted wherever you go in Brussels.
Top tips for Bangkok to Brussels
Explore the heart of the city
After travelling from Bangkok to Brussels, it’s time to experience the Belgian capital’s vibrant culture. Enjoy one of its delicious national delicacies, such as frites and mussels, or satisfy your sweet tooth with a mouth-watering Belgian waffle. Then take a stroll through the Parc du Cinquantenaire and admire the wonderful Royal Palace of Brussels.
Marvel at the Atomium
A landmark building on the outskirts of Brussels, the Atomium is an incredible structure that was never intended to be a permanent fixture yet still stands today. Constructed in 1958, this 335-foot-tall icon is an iron crystal magnified to a staggering 165 billion times its normal size and is a tribute to the Atomic Age of the 1950s.