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Belgium

Waffles, beer, and three languages . navigate it all

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Heads up

Belgium has three official languages (Dutch, French, and German), so translation apps are genuinely useful. Bancontact is the dominant local payment standard . many places prefer it over international cards. Uber has limited presence; use Bolt instead.

9 apps5 essentialEurope

Last updated: March 2026

SNCB/NMBS

Essential

Official Belgian rail app for checking schedules, buying tickets, and managing journeys across the national rail network.

Pro tip: Buy tickets in-app before boarding . purchasing on the train costs significantly more.

Floya

Essential

Brussels' all-in-one mobility app covering metro, bus, tram, e-scooters, and taxis with real-time timetables and in-app payment.

Pro tip: Use Floya to validate public transport tickets digitally . no need for a physical card in Brussels.

Bolt

Essential

The most popular ride-hailing app in Belgium, available in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, and more. Generally cheaper than street taxis.

Pro tip: Bolt is typically 30% cheaper than hailing a street taxi and covers more of Belgium than Uber.

Heetch

Nice to have

Ride-hailing app operating in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, and Leuven with 24/7 professional VTC and taxi services.

Pro tip: More available than Bolt during late-night weekend hours.

Takeaway.com

Nice to have

The dominant food delivery platform in Belgium with the widest restaurant selection across the country.

Pro tip: Has the broadest coverage outside Brussels . if you're in a smaller city, this is your best bet.

Deliveroo

Nice to have

Popular food and grocery delivery app focused on quality restaurant partners, widely used in Brussels and major cities.

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