By bicycle from Brussels to Drogenbos

This cycling route takes you from the bustling heart of Brussels down to the quiet suburb of Drogenbos, covering just under 11 km—perfect for a leisurely city escape or a daily commute. Brussels, famous for its waffles, chocolates, and striking Grand Place, offers plenty to look at as you pedal southwards. The ride itself is mostly flat, with only a few gentle inclines—so it’s accessible even if you’re not a fan of hills!

You’ll be rolling on smooth surfaces most of the way; think asphalt and concrete, with the route mainly sticking to dedicated cycleways and calm, low-traffic roads. Expect a bit of city cycling at the start, but things mellow out quickly as you head toward the leafy edge of Brussels and into Drogenbos.

Drogenbos is a peaceful suburb known for its green spaces and the intriguing FeliXart Museum, dedicated to artist Felix De Boeck. If you love a mix of urban scenery and tranquil countryside vibes, this route is definitely worth a spin!