Train Travel
The Diegem station is on the Brussels-Leuven line, providing frequent service to the city center and the airport.





Diegem is a well-positioned town in the Flemish province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium. Part of the Machelen municipality, it has evolved into a significant economic engine for the region, hosting a dense concentration of international companies and business hotels. Its most defining feature is its proximity to Brussels Airport, making it an essential base for corporate travelers. Despite its commercial importance, Diegem maintains a suburban character with local parks and residential areas. The town is exceptionally well-connected by rail, allowing visitors to reach the heart of Brussels in just minutes, blending the convenience of a business district with easy access to the capital's cultural landmarks.
Diegem is a well-positioned town in the Flemish province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium. Part of the Machelen municipality, it has evolved into a significant economic engine for the region, hosting a dense concentration of international companies and business hotels. Its most defining feature is its proximity to Brussels Airport, making it an essential base for corporate travelers. Despite its commercial importance, Diegem maintains a suburban character with local parks and residential areas. The town is exceptionally well-connected by rail, allowing visitors to reach the heart of Brussels in just minutes, blending the convenience of a business district with easy access to the capital's cultural landmarks.
Strategic location adjacent to Brussels Airport.
Major corporate hub hosting numerous global headquarters.
Excellent rail connections to Brussels Central and Leuven.
Quiet residential character outside of the business parks.
Variety of business-oriented hotels and dining options.
Primarily a business and residential area with limited traditional tourist sights.
The town is significantly quieter on weekends when offices are closed.
Proximity to the airport means occasional aircraft noise in certain areas.
The Diegem station is on the Brussels-Leuven line, providing frequent service to the city center and the airport.
Many international companies have offices here, making it a quiet area during weekends but busy during the work week.
Business travelers and airport proximity.
EUR €
$130-$190 p/day
Dutch, French, English
While many spots cater to business lunches, there are charming local eateries in the residential center.
May-September
Mild weather is perfect for commuting to Brussels or exploring the nearby Flemish countryside.
Warm temperatures and long days make it a good base for summer events in the capital.
Cooler weather and fewer crowds; ideal for business travelers visiting during the shoulder season.
Cold but peaceful; a convenient and often more affordable alternative to staying in central Brussels during the holidays.