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BRU Brussels ROM Rome BRU Brussels ROM Rome Rome is simply enchanting with a great history, fabulous art and architecture and a well-loved cuisine.
Trains in Rome are 40% cheaper than in Brussels.
A meal in Rome costs roughly the same as in Brussels.
A taxi fare in Rome is 20% cheaper than in Brussels.
Coffee in Rome is 58% cheaper than in Brussels.
Brussels City is at the centre of European culture, history and politics. It is also home to two airports. Brussels Airport (Zaventem) is the primary airport in the city and is one of the biggest/busiest airports in Europe. It offers flights to destinations within and outside of Europe. In addition to lounges, stores and restaurants, the airport has also over 12,000 parking spaces. Brussels South Charleroi is the second most important primarily caters to budget carriers with traffic movement of over seven million passengers per year. It offers modern amenities such as restaurants, ATMs and car rental.
There are several ways to reach Zaventem, but the most convenient one is a taxi from your place of accommodation. You can also catch De Lijn buses 272 and 471 from Brussels North. If you are in the European Quarter, you can take the Airport Line Bus. From Brussels-Luxembourg Station, get on bus 21 or from the centre, use bus 12. Shared rides and car rental are other alternatives. To get to Brussels South, go to Midi station and use the shuttle buses that leave every half an hour for the airport. By train, head towards Charleroi-South Station and from there, take a 20-minute bus ride to the airport.
Rome does not need any introduction as many of its beloved foods are clear favorites all over the world. Luckily, Italy's capital has more than that to offer guests; a city dotted with architectural wonders, historical landmarks and some of the most beautiful art pieces ever created by mankind. Amble along its buzzing streets, marvel at the history in every corner from buildings to plazas, or hit the shopping area for some retail therapy. Nearby is Vatican City, home of the Pope and headquarters of the Roman Catholic church. In the evening, there is no reason to stay inside as there is action on the street from lively bars to animated dance floors.
Rome has two airports where passengers on flights from Brussels to Rome will probably land. Leonardo da Vinci Airport, Fiumicino is the main airport in the capital. From Fiumicino, you can go to central Rome by Cotral bus which stops at strategic locations such as the Tiburtina Railway Station, Piazza dei Cinquecento and Cornelia Station. By train, use Trenitalia (Leonardo Express and Regional FL1 trains) to reach downtown. Alternative methods include taxis, car rentals or carpooling. The second airport, Ciampino Airport, hosts low-cost airlines. It is accessible by bus, taxi and car rental. The nearest train station is in Ciampino town and is connected by the Cotral/Schiaffini bus.
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