Frankfurt am Main to Brussels from $15: 7 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard the Thalys and ICE trains, you can enjoy catering services that include a selection of snacks, meals, and beverages. Thalys offers a 'Thalys Welcome' service in First Class that includes complimentary drinks and snacks, and a more extensive menu is available for purchase. The ICE trains from Deutsche Bahn also provide a restaurant car and trolley service with various food and drink options throughout your journey.

• The trains from Frankfurt to Brussels typically offer First Class, Business Class, and Standard Class seating. First Class seats are spacious with complimentary amenities like Wi-Fi and power outlets, while Business Class offers additional privacy and enhanced service, ideal for working travelers. Standard Class is comfortable and cost-effective, but might be busier during peak times. You can check seating options via the Thalys (thalys.com) and Deutsche Bahn (bahn.com) websites.

• Upon arriving at Brussels Midi/Zuid station (Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid), you can leave your luggage at the station's left luggage service located on the mezzanine level for a small fee. The station has accessible restrooms but no showers available. To quickly get to the city center from the station, take Metro Line 2 or 6 toward Simonis; the ride takes about 15 minutes. The 20 tram (direction: Porte de Flandre) is also a good option, and buses 20 and 21 can be found at the bus stop outside the station.