Fly from Abu Dhabi to Brussels with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Brussels with Etihad and swap a gleaming desert metropolis for a bustling European capital, with Belgium’s crowning jewel home to numerous attractions.
Visit famous bronze sculptures, indulge in delicious Belgian chocolates and marvel at the Grand Place in Market Square. Brussels is a charming destination rich in history and culture, where Royal Palaces and comic book museums share the same streets.
AUH to BRU: flight facts
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Brussels: FAQs
What language is spoken in Brussels?
Belgium has three official languages – French, German and Dutch – with Flemish being commonly spoken in many places. Brussels itself is mainly home to French and Flemish speakers. English is quite commonly spoken and understood, especially in business and tourist areas, while Arabic is also spoken in some neighbourhoods.
How do I get from Brussels Airport to the city centre?
There are multiple transport options on your arrival at Brussels Airport. Book an airport transfer with Etihad to travel in style and comfort. Alternatively, you can catch the train from the airport into Brussels Central station, after which you will need to obtain onward transport or walk to your accommodation. There are also many bus and taxi services around the city.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Brussels
Indulge in world-famous cuisine
Fans of Luqaimat can indulge their sweet tooth here by trying traditional Belgian confectionery and cakes. Indeed, Belgium is known around the world for its delicious dessert delicacies, many of which were influenced by neighbouring countries including France and the Netherlands.
Enjoy Belgian waffles or rich, indulgent chocolate from one of the city’s many specialists. Brussels cuisine caters for fans of savoury delights too – such as ‘frites’ perfectly garnished with mayonnaise.
Iconic structures and surroundings
Head to the heart of Brussels by visiting the Grand Place. It’s a bustling square, home to a wealth of truly awe-inspiring buildings, not too dissimilar from the grandeur on show in Abu Dhabi.
The Town Hall looms large with its 300-foot Gothic tower, while historic houses span the centuries with opulent design. Mont des Arts offers one of the finest views of the city from its steps.