Accessibility and facilities
Location
Schaerbeek station - Place Prinsesse Elisabeth - 1030 Schaerbeek
The museum entrance is located in the old building of Schaerbeek station.
Museum map
Click here for a complete overview of the museum site.
Public transport
Train World is located in Schaerbeek station. The train is therefore the best choice to visit us.
You will find all the information, train schedules and prices on www.sncb.be
Train World is also easily accessible by:
- Tram: Lines 7 and 92 - www.stib.be
- Bus: Lines 56, 58, 59 and 69 - www.stib.be
- Bike: Bike stop 160 - www.villo.be
Tootbus hop-on hop-off tour
Get off at stop 4 (Van Praet-Train World) and walk to the left; cross the road and walk to the right over the bridge along the water.
After about 3 minutes you will see a large Train World billboard on your left; walk past this billboard down towards the pedestrian tunnel that leads you under Schaerbeek station to Train World.
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Total walking distance: 8 to 9 minutes
Car parking
A car park can be found next to the station building (B-Parking).
Special rate for Train world visitors :
| Train World visitors | |
| < 4 hours | € 1,12/hour |
| Flat rate for 4 hours | € 3,36 |
| > 4 hours | € 2,24/hour |
| Evening rate (7pm > 8am) | € 1,12/hour |
On arrival, take a ticket at the entrance of the car park. For Train World discount to be applied, your ticket must be validated at the museum cash desk or, after 15:30, at the museum shop.
After leaving Train World, you pay at the payment terminal in the car park. Payment by bank card or credit card only. Cash payment is not possible.
You also have the option of parking at Dockx Bruxsel (fee). You will reach Train World on foot via the pedestrian tunnel under Schaerbeek station in around 7 minutes.
Low Emission Zone
Since January 1st, 2018 the Brussels-Capital Region has become a Low Emission Zone (LEZ). If you are entering the city in a car or van, check here to find out whether you are allowed to drive your vehicle within the LEZ. If you do not meet the conditions, we would remind you that there are park-and-ride car parks on the access routes leading into Brussels as well as alternatives to the car.
Thank you for taking part in the regional effort aimed at improved air quality!
Waterbus
- - Quai de Heembeek
- - Pont Van Praet
You should then take the tram nr 7, getting off at Princesse Elisabeth (second stop) to arrive at Train World on foot in about six minutes.
All information on the Waterbus website.
Train World has received the "Brussels Health Safety Label", warranty of a safe visit. More info.
Do you want to know more about the measures taken by Train World to guarantee you a visit in the best conditions? More info here.
Accessibility
Train World is entirely accessible to persons with reduced mobility. Although some of the locomotives cannot be entered with a wheelchair, you can still enjoy a full and satisfying experience. We accept the European Disability Card.
If you would like to come to Train World by train, please note that Schaerbeek Station does not have facilities for disabled passengers. There is no assistance available for wheelchair users and the platforms can only be accessed by staircase (there are neither elevators nor escalators).
The SNCB customer service can supply further information concerning public transport to Train World (Tel: +32 (0)2 528 28 28 | 7/7 | 07:00 - 21:30).
You can use the TaxiBus service of the STIB. More info here.
Facilities
An overview of all facilities at the museum:
