Roissy-CDG → Belgium

CDG to Brussels by private chauffeur

You land at Roissy and your meeting is in Brussels. No need to go via Paris: the A1 starts right outside the airport, and your chauffeur waits for you at the terminal, even if your flight is late.

Unique to this route

From the plane to Brussels: train or chauffeur?

On paper, the direct TGV from the airport is fast. In the reality of arriving with luggage, here is what the two options look like.

By train from CDG

  1. 1 Collect your luggage and follow the signs to the Terminal 2 TGV station.
  2. 2 Find a direct TGV to Brussels that fits your landing time: there are only a few a day.
  3. 3 Wait on the platform with your suitcases, then board and stow them on the train.
  4. 4 At Brussels-Midi, take a taxi or the metro to your address.

With your chauffeur

  1. 1 Collect your luggage: your driver is waiting in the arrivals hall with a sign bearing your name.
  2. 2 Go straight to the car, whatever time you land.
  3. 3 Take the A1 without crossing Paris, and rest during the journey.
  4. 4 Arrive at the exact address: hotel, office, European quarter or home.

From the runway to the European quarter

Charles de Gaulle is ideally placed for Belgium: the airport sits right on the A1. Without crossing Paris, we head north, branch off onto the A2 towards Valenciennes and cross the border less than two hours after setting off.

Your chauffeur tracks your flight in real time and adjusts their arrival. They wait for you in the arrivals hall of your terminal with a name board and take care of your luggage.

This transfer is very popular with long-haul travellers who work with the EU institutions, families relocating to Belgium and anyone who would rather not follow an overnight flight with a train connection.

After a long flight, use the trip to sleep: the driving is smooth and the break is whenever you want it. You arrive straight at your hotel, your office or your new home.

An honest comparison

Door to door: private car or train?

Car with driver

2h 50min

From your front door to your destination address, with no changes and no luggage to carry.

VS

Train, door to door

2h 55min

1h 25min on the train, plus around 1h 30min to get to the station, wait for departure and complete the journey at the other end.

Our straight-talking verdict

A handful of direct TGVs link the CDG Airport station to Brussels-Midi in about 1h 25min, but the timetable has to fit your landing and you have to carry your luggage to the platform. Door to door, a car with driver draws level and does not depend on when your flight arrives. For a family or a traveller with lots of bags, it is the simplest option.

The road log

CDG Airport → Brussels, kilometre by kilometre

km Stop Type Driver’s tip
000CDG AirportDeparture—
025 Péage de Chamant Toll Chamant toll plaza on the A1 near Senlis, about twenty minutes from the airport.
105 Aire d’Assevillers Rest stop A chance to stretch your legs after the flight, if you wish.
180 Valenciennes Landmark The A2 crosses French Hainaut. Belgium is twenty minutes away.
205 Frontière belge Border Belgian border, crossed without stopping. Belgian motorways are toll-free all the way to Brussels.
285BrusselsArrival2h 50min

Where we drop you off in Brussels

  • 01 The European quarter: Schuman, the Berlaymont, the European Parliament.
  • 02 The historic centre and Avenue Louise.
  • 03 Uccle, Ixelles, Woluwe, Tervuren and Waterloo.
  • 04 Zaventem Airport for a connecting flight.
  • 05 Leuven, Mechelen or Antwerp on request.

Good to know before you set off

  • → Give us your flight number: the driver tracks the landing and adjusts their arrival time.
  • → For a non-Schengen flight, allow time for passport control: we factor it into the plan.
  • → Brussels has a low emission zone: making the vehicle compliant is our responsibility.
  • → The Brussels ring is congested at rush hour: the arrival time is estimated accordingly.

The route

CDG Airport → Brussels on the map

285 kilometres via A1 · A2 · E19. The line on this map follows the route we take in normal traffic; it may vary with the time of day and road conditions.

Paris Arras Amiens Beauvais Lille Liège Épernay Évreux Reims Rouen Luxembourg Metz Brussels
Schematic map; distances and routes are approximate.

Calendar

The best times to travel to Brussels

The EU’s back-to-work season

In September, the institutions resume and international arrivals pick up. Book as soon as your flight is confirmed.

Relocating to Belgium

Expat families and new postings: a van for all the suitcases and child seats fitted in advance.

Overnight flights

Landing at 6am from the Americas or Asia: the driver is there, you sleep on board and reach Brussels mid-morning.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a private transfer from CDG to Brussels? +

Our estimate is around €570 for 285 km, or about €145 per person for four. The final price depends on the drop-off address and time of travel.

What happens if my flight is delayed? +

The driver tracks your flight and adjusts their arrival. You do not need to let us know.

Where will the driver meet me? +

In the arrivals hall of your terminal, holding a sign with your name.

Can we travel with lots of luggage? +

Yes, tell us how many suitcases you have: we send a van if needed.

Do you also do Brussels to CDG? +

Yes, the reverse trip is common: we set the departure time around your flight with a comfortable margin.

Your CDG Airport → Brussels trip, priced in 2 minutes

The calculator already includes the distance for this trip: just add your addresses, date, number of passengers and luggage. We then confirm the price and the vehicle.