Time in Brussels
Brussels is currently on UTC+02:00 (Europe/Brussels).
Brussels observes daylight saving time. Clocks next go back on 25 Oct, moving from UTC+02:00 to UTC+01:00.
Brussels is 9 hours ahead of Los Angeles and 8 hours behind Sydney.
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How Brussels lines up with other cities
Each city below is one Brussels keeps hours with — the current difference, how it shifts across the year, and where the working days overlap.
Los Angeles 9 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 9 hours ahead of Los Angeles for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 8 hours, because Brussels and Los Angeles change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 9-hour difference most people assume.
San Francisco 9 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 9 hours ahead of San Francisco for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 8 hours, because Brussels and San Francisco change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 9-hour difference most people assume.
Seattle 9 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 9 hours ahead of Seattle for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 8 hours, because Brussels and Seattle change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 9-hour difference most people assume.
Chicago 7 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 7 hours ahead of Chicago for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 6 hours, because Brussels and Chicago change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 7-hour difference most people assume.
Denver 8 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 8 hours ahead of Denver for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 7 hours, because Brussels and Denver change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 8-hour difference most people assume.
New York 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of New York for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and New York change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Toronto 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of Toronto for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and Toronto change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Dallas 7 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 7 hours ahead of Dallas for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 6 hours, because Brussels and Dallas change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 7-hour difference most people assume.
Houston 7 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 7 hours ahead of Houston for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 6 hours, because Brussels and Houston change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 7-hour difference most people assume.
Boston 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of Boston for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and Boston change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Miami 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of Miami for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and Miami change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Washington DC 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of Washington DC for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and Washington DC change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Anchorage 10 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 10 hours ahead of Anchorage for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 9 hours, because Brussels and Anchorage change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 10-hour difference most people assume.
Atlanta 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of Atlanta for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and Atlanta change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Montreal 6 hours ahead dominant
Brussels is 6 hours ahead of Montreal for most of the year. For 28 days — 8 Mar – 28 Mar; 25 Oct – 31 Oct — the difference narrows to 5 hours, because Brussels and Montreal change their clocks on different dates.
28 of 365 days are not the 6-hour difference most people assume.
Sydney 8 hours behind split
The difference between Brussels and Sydney changes 4 times a year, ranging between 8 and 10 hours behind. Brussels and Sydney observe daylight saving in opposite halves of the year.
Melbourne 8 hours behind split
The difference between Brussels and Melbourne changes 4 times a year, ranging between 8 and 10 hours behind. Brussels and Melbourne observe daylight saving in opposite halves of the year.
Mexico City 8 hours ahead split
From 29 Mar to 24 Oct, Brussels is 8 hours ahead of Mexico City. For the rest of the year Brussels is 7 hours ahead of Mexico City, because Mexico City does not observe daylight saving time.
Tokyo 7 hours behind split
From 29 Mar to 24 Oct, Brussels is 7 hours behind Tokyo. For the rest of the year Brussels is 8 hours behind Tokyo, because Tokyo does not observe daylight saving time.
Auckland 10 hours behind split
The difference between Brussels and Auckland changes 4 times a year, ranging between 10 and 12 hours behind. Brussels and Auckland observe daylight saving in opposite halves of the year.
Brisbane 8 hours behind split
From 29 Mar to 24 Oct, Brussels is 8 hours behind Brisbane. For the rest of the year Brussels is 9 hours behind Brisbane, because Brisbane does not observe daylight saving time.
Honolulu 12 hours ahead split
From 29 Mar to 24 Oct, Brussels is 12 hours ahead of Honolulu. For the rest of the year Brussels is 11 hours ahead of Honolulu, because Honolulu does not observe daylight saving time.
Phoenix 9 hours ahead split
From 29 Mar to 24 Oct, Brussels is 9 hours ahead of Phoenix. For the rest of the year Brussels is 8 hours ahead of Phoenix, because Phoenix does not observe daylight saving time.
Vancouver 9 hours ahead split
From 25 Oct to 31 Dec, Brussels is 8 hours ahead of Vancouver. For the rest of the year Brussels is 9 hours ahead of Vancouver, because Brussels and Vancouver change their clocks on different dates.
Seoul 7 hours behind split
From 29 Mar to 24 Oct, Brussels is 7 hours behind Seoul. For the rest of the year Brussels is 8 hours behind Seoul, because Seoul does not observe daylight saving time.