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Munich International Airport (IATA: MUC), also known as Franz Josef Strauss International Airport, is 30 km from the city centre. It is the second busiest airport in Germany, with a handling capacity of 28 million passengers per year.

The airport has two passenger terminals and two runways. Terminal 2 is the new passenger building which handles all Lufthansa Airlines flights.

The airport is equipped with all modern amenities for the convenience of passengers. These include baggage services, free luggage trolleys, ATMs, child care areas, wheelchairs on request, medical facilities, and special assistance for the elderly and differently-abled. There is also a lost-and-found counter on site.

Visitors can take a bus, train, or hire a taxi from outside the airport to reach destinations in and around Munich.

The capital city of Belgium, Brussels, is located in the Senne river valley. It has an authentic vibe, yet you can't take away its hip nature. It offers a multi-coloured experience to visitors.

Seeped in rich history, the city offers breathtaking architecture, great food, and welcoming people.

Though it is an important city in Europe, Brussels had a silent past. It has developed humbly. The city originated around the 10th century with a Frankish name Bruocsella, which means 'settlement in the marshes'.

The city lies at the centre of the invisible line that separates the Flemish-speaking region from the French-speaking one. Currently, most of the city's population speaks French.

Brussels had a vast working-class population during the industrial revolution, where it played an active part. But slowly, it has shed its proletarian past and converted the past quarters into hip cafes and restaurants.

Brussels is mainly known for its art and architecture. You can walk around the city, and you will be enthralled to see the majestic buildings in all their glory and right, followed by quirky ones and some rundown buildings that have their charm. The architecture scene picked up when Horta, the master builder, incorporated the art nouveau style in the 19th century. Summer (June to August) is the best time to visit the city because of the favourable weather and numerous festivals and events.

Brussels Airport (IATA: BRU), also called Brussel Nationaal/Bruxelles-National (Brussels National) or Brussels-Zaventem, is located in Zaventem – Flemish Brabant – 12 km northeast of Brussels.

It has one terminal, which is divided into Concourse A and Concourse B. The latter is only for non-Schengen flights. Brussels Airport is a hub for Brussels Airlines, Air Belgium, and Singapore Airlines Cargo. It also has connecting flights to several cities around the world.

The airport is equipped with all modern amenities for the convenience of passengers. It was bestowed with many awards and accolades for its quality services and ease of access. It hosts more than 250 airlines and does more than 234,460 aircraft movements annually.

The airport has free Wi-Fi, medical facility, and a porter service outside the airport to help with the luggage of the passengers. There are also many more terminal facilities, including a smoking lounge, luxury spas, food outlets, a bookstore, and a duty-free area.

There are multiple options available to travel from the airport to the city as it is extremely well connected. Visitors can take the airport train, which takes approximately 20 minutes to reach the centre. The other option is to take the bus or a taxi from outside the airport.