By car
Thanks to the proximity of the Brussels Ring, Beersel is accessible by car from anywhere in the country. To reach Beersel and Lot, it is best to take exit 19. Huizingen, Dworp and Alsemberg can be reached most easily from exit 20.
By rail
There are three railway stations on the Beersel territory: Lot, Huizingen and Beersel. The railway station of Lot is situated along the line Brussels Midi Station and Halle.
The railway stations of Huizingen and Beersel are two smaller stations on the line connecting Halle and Mechelen.
To reach Alsemberg by train, it is best to travel to the railway station in the neighbouring municipality of Sint-Genesius-Rode, situated along the line Brussels Midi Station to Nivelles. From there, it takes a 25 minutes’ walk to reach Alsemberg or take the bus to the centre of Alsemberg.
The railway station of Buizingen, a village in the municipality of Halle, is at a 15 minutes’ walking distance from the centre of Huizingen.
For more information, visit www.nmbs.be
By bus
Especially Brussel and Halle have important bus connections to Beersel.
For more information, visit www.delijn.be
By bicycle
Flemish 'Bicycle Web'
Flanders has got a network of 'bicycle junctions'. Each junction is represented by a specific number. You can plan your trip from your home to Beersel using these bicycle numbers.
You can consult the interactive map on Fietsrouteplanner langs knooppunten | Vlaanderen Fietsland (vlaanderen-fietsland.be)
Flemish Bike Highway System
Beersel and Lot are located near the junction of the L20 (connecting Halle and Brussels) and the F208 (connecting Lot and Ukkel).
For more information you can consult www.fietssnelwegen.be
