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Brussels metro doesn’t have to be confusing.
Navigate with a clean, focused app designed for one thing only.
Anywhere. Anytime.
Smartphone screen showing a metro map and a route from Comte De Flandre to Delacroix with 1 transfer and 6 total stops.

You’re standing in a crowded metro station, trying to squeeze close enough to the wall map to see the lines. People everywhere. The map feels miles away.

No need to guess, squint, or memorise the network.
With the Brussels Metro app, the entire Brussels metro map is always in your hand.
Blue card with a white curvy line centered. The bottom left corner reads "Easy." The design is simple, conveying a calm and approachable mood.
Easy
A blue card displays a crossed-out Wi-Fi icon, symbolizing offline status. The word "Offline" is written at the bottom, conveying disconnection.
Offline
A blue icon of a square with rounded corners and connected nodes on a light blue background. The word "Simple" is written below. Minimalist design.
Simple
Accessibility icon
Accessible
NO
Crowded subway platform with people waiting next to a stationary train under illuminated ceiling panels.
CLUTTER
NO CONFUSION
Two one way street signs with arrows pointing to the right mounted on a post.
JUST
SIMPLE WAY
IN
YOUR POCKET

FROM
FROM
A to B
A to B

We built the app to do one thing well: get you where you need to go. Choose your start station, choose your destination, and see the shortest route instantly on a clear map. No ads, no distractions. Just simple and direct Brussels metro navigation.
Section of a metro map showing several intersecting lines and stations including Arts-Loi, Maelbeek, Schuman, Merode, and Stockel.

SIMPLICITY
SIMPLICITY
WINS
WINS

What can feel complex, with multiple lines, interchanges, and mirrored stations, is boiled down into a single, focused tool. No extra tabs, no hidden menus, just pure metro guidance to help you get where you need to go without stress.
Journey plan listing M1 and M5 starting at Comte De Flandre with three intermediate stops: Etangs Noirs, Beekkant, Gare De L'Ouest, ending at Gare De L'Ouest, followed by a transfer at Gare De L'Ouest.

PERFECT
PERFECT
FOR
FOR

Everyone who rides the Brussels metro, especially people with visual or mobility challenges, newcomers, and visitors navigating the city. Clear maps, easy search, and offline access make it serve its purpose directly.
Search interface for train stations with results for 'Gare' showing Gare Centrale with M1 and M5 lines, Gare Du Midi with M2 and M6 lines, and Gare De L’Ouest with M2, M6, M1, and M5 lines.

Lost in the Metro? We’ve All Been There.

“My eyesight isn’t great, and every time I try to read the metro map from afar, I feel a wave of panic. It’s crowded, people are pushing, and I can’t see a thing”
Sophie
Moved recently from Antwerpen
“As someone new to Brussels, I used to get this tight feeling in my chest every time I needed to change lines. The maps are so far away and so tiny.”
Clara
Newcomer to Brussels from Cyprus
“I swear the metro map gets smaller every day, or maybe my eyes are getting older. ”
Jean
Brussels resident