
Hôtel de ville et beffroi
Charleroi's Art Deco town hall and belfry rise above Place Charles II. The belfry is part of the Belgian and French belfries listed as World Heritage.
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Charleroi, Belgium
Charleroi is the largest city in Wallonia by population, with an industrial past of coal and steel that now shows in its museums, street art and former mining sites.
Brussels South Charleroi airport is about 5 km from central Charleroi.
Direct coaches to Brussels-Midi, taking about 60 min depending on traffic. It is worth booking your ticket online.
Buses of the regional TEC network link the airport with Charleroi-Sud station, where trains leave for Brussels and other cities.
Taxi rank next to the terminal. It is about 15 min to central Charleroi; to Brussels it takes around an hour and costs far more than the coach.
Charleroi

Charleroi's Art Deco town hall and belfry rise above Place Charles II. The belfry is part of the Belgian and French belfries listed as World Heritage.
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A former coal mine in Marcinelle, now a museum and memorial to the 1956 disaster. It is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The central square of the upper town, at the heart of the fortress laid out in the 17th century. Historic buildings and cafés stand around it.
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The main church of the upper town, beside Place Charles II, in a classical style with later additions.
Tickets →Charleroi is served by Brussels South Charleroi (CRL).
Brussels South Charleroi airport is about 5 km from central Charleroi.
From Brussels South Charleroi airport you can take Autobús a Bruselas (Flibco) (bus), Autobús TEC a Charleroi (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Charleroi include Hôtel de ville et beffroi, Bois du Cazier, Place Charles II, and Église Saint-Christophe.