Getting here
COVID-19
Dr. Devroye and all his team are taking measures to protect all the patients.
You can find all the details in the following documents:
- Patients Protocol - consultation
- Patients Protocol - surgery
By Plane
Brussels airport is the Brussels National Airport in Zaventem (BRU).Some carriers, such as Ryanir, Jetairfly and Pegasus, land at the Brussels South Charleroi Airport. This one is located about 60 km from the clinic, and the journey lasts one hour. Shuttle buses ensure the connection between the airport and the capital every 30 minutes. Tickets, that you can buy online in advance in order to get the best price, cost about 14 euros.
You can also take a shared taxi, which is much cheaper than an individual taxi.
By Taxi
On leaving Brussels National Airport, you can take a taxi to the clinic. The ride costs about 35 euros and the journey lasts 30 minutes, depending on the traffic.A taxi can also take you from the Brussels-South railway station to the clinic. The journey costs between 20 and 25 euros.
"Taxis Verts": +32 (2) 349 49 49
"Autolux": +32 (2) 411 41 42
By Car
If you travel by car, you can calculate your route on the map at the top of this page by clicking on “routes”. You will just have to write your starting address.If you use a GPS, make sure to write correctly the address of the clinic: 36, avenue de Tervueren, 1040 Etterbeek (Belgium).
Here are the GPS coordinates in order to be more precise: 50°50’21.0’’N 4°24’0.6’’E.
Under the clinic, there is a public parking lot you can access through the 18, rue des Ménapiens, 1040 Etterbeerk. If you park your car around the clinic, do not forget to purchase a ticket from the parking meter because controls are frequent in this area.
By Bus
You can take a bus from the airport to the clinic.At the airport, the bus station is located at level 0 (one level below the arrivals hall). In the middle of the bus station, you will see three platforms for specific use. All the STIB buses leave from platform C.
You must take the bus 12 (until 8 pm) or the bus 21 (from 8 pm) towards Brussels. You need to get off at Schuman, where you will take the metro line 1 towards Stockel or the metro line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until Merode.
The journey costs 3.5 or 6 euros. It lasts 30 minutes to the European quarter. Reckon on 10 more minutes to reach the clinic by metro, or 15 to 20 more minutes to reach it on foot by walking through the Parc du Cinquantenaire.
By Train
From Abroad
Every Eurostar and every Thalys stop at the Brussels-South station.
From the Airport
The railway station is located on level -1 of the airport.
The Brussels Airport Express leaves four times per hour from and towards Brussels. It stops in the three main stations in Brussels: the Brussels-North Station, the Central Station and the Brussels-South station.
We advise you to get off at the Central Station and to take the metro line 1 towards Stockel or line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until Merode.
Here is how you can go to the clinic from each station:
BRUSSELS-SOUTH STATION
Take the metro line 2 or 6 towards Simons (Elisabeth) and get off in Arts-Loi. Then, take the connection with the metro line 1 towards Stockel or line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until Merode.
CENTRAL STATION
Take the metro line 1 towards Stockel or line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until Merode.
BRUSSELS-NORTH STATION
Take the tramway until Rogier (one stop).
From Rogier, take the metro 2 or 6 towards Simonis (Elisabeth) and get off in Arts-Loi.
Then, take the connection with the metro line 1 towards Stockel or line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until Merode.
You can also take the tramway line 3 towards Churchill or line 4 towards Stalle and get off at De Brouckère in order to catch the metro line 1 towards Stockel or line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until Merode.
BRUSSELS-SCHUMAN STATION
At Brussels-Schuman station, take the metro line 1 towards Stockel or line 5 towards Hermann-Debroux until the next stop, Merode.
By Metro
Merode metro station, located in front of the Cinquantenaire, is the meeting point of two metro lines: the 1 and the 5 ones. The metro runs generally every six to ten minutes.Leave the station by taking the exit on the left – rue des Tongres – and continue straight on the avenue de Tervueren til number 36, in front of the Galerie du Cinquantenaire. The entrance is on the right.
By "Villo"
Station Cambio Merode: station n°179 CELTES – Avenue de Tervueren, in front of n°17.
On Foot
From the metro station Merode:
- When leaving the metro station, you will see directly the Cinquantenaire arch.- Take the avenue de Tervueren towards Montgomery. The Cinquantenaire is behind you.
- Walk on the left-hand pavement (with the Cinquantenaire in your back) to the number 36. The door is on your right, before entering the gallery.
- Enter the building, the clinic is on first floor, on your left when leaving the lift.
From the metro station Montgomery:
- Take the avenue de Tervueren towards the Cinquantenaire.- Walk on the right-hand pavement (with the Cinquantenaire in front of you) to the number 36. The door is on your right, before entering the gallery.
- Enter the building, the clinic is on first floor. When leaving the lift, turn left, the door is at the end of the corridor.