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Getting Around Amsterdam

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Amsterdam Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)

Approximate taxi fare: 50 EUR Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is one of the largest hub airports in Europe, with 322 direct destinations. The airport is situated right above the Schiphol Airport train station, where one can board direct trains to Utrecht, Leiden, The Hague, Delft, and Rotterdam. There are also around 24 direct bus lines to and from the airport. The buses right outside the departure and arrival halls.

Amsterdam Rotterdam Airport (RTM)

Approximate taxi fare: 179 EUR The Rotterdam Airport operates flights by transavia.com as well as VLM Airlines and a number of charter flights. The airport has several amenities that serve to make the travel experience more comfortable. Travelers can grab a bite to eat at De Basseri or the café/restaurant Horizon, and even pass the time browsing the Rotterdam Airport Shop or the AKO Shop. Rotterdam Airport also has wireless Internet facilities, money exchange services, and a peaceful airport lounge for valid ticket holders. Rotterdam Airport can be very easily reached by Rotterdam's public transport service. RET bus lines 33, 41, 50, and line B12 provide a shuttle service from the city during earl…

Amsterdam Eindhoven Airport (EIN)

Approximate taxi fare: 290 EUR Located 7.4 km west of Eindhoven municipality, this regional airport has six scheduled airlines operating out of the airport that serve destinations like Paris, Stockholm, Budapest, and Málaga, Spain. Passengers can pick up a souvenirs or last-minute items at Shop & Fly or AKO, or even authentic Dutch bulbs or a bouquet from the florist Aviflora. The airport's Restaurant Belvedair offers quick snacks and an a-la-carte menu for lunch and dinner. A business center on the first floor features six versatile rooms and catering packages. Public bus lines 401 and 45 offer service between Eindhoven Airport and Eindhoven Central Station and between the northern district to Eindhoven and the airport…

Amsterdam Train

Amsterdam's extensive rail network provides a superb connection with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, but also different parts of the city, other Dutch towns and cities, plus direct high-speed international train connections. Trains from London, Paris, Brussels, Antwerp, Frankfurt and Berlin all arrive at Amsterdam Central Station on a frequent basis. The Amsterdam Centraal Station is also directly connected to the city’s bus, tram, metro, and ferry services. Many train stations are equipped with lifts, ramps, and escalators, while most trains are wheelchair-friendly.

Amsterdam Bus/Metro/Trams/Ferries

Travelling within Amsterdam by public transport is straightforward and convenient. The extensive network is operated by GVB and connects the city's neighbourhoods by train, tram, metro, bus and ferry. If you're using public transport in Amsterdam and beyond, the public transport chip card (OV-chipkaart) is used for travel on trams, buses and metros. The most convenient option for visitors is a disposable one-hour card or day card (valid for one to seven days). One-hour tickets can be bought from the conductor or driver on the tram or bus. Day tickets can be bought on the tram or purchased in advance. Day cards can not be bought from the driver on the bus. Tickets are valid across the whole network from the first use…

Amsterdam Rental Cars & Taxis

All three Amsterdam area airports are served by Avis, Europcar, Hertz, Sixt, and National rental car agencies. Rental car services can also be found throughout the city, with agencies such as Vizivo and Autoeurope operating from the city center. Taxi ranks are located around the city center, namely outside Amsterdam Centraal Station, Rembrandtplein, and Leidseplein and at the bus station on the junction of Kinkerstraat. Taxis can be identified by traditional blue license plates and illuminated signs on their roof. Taxicentrale Amsterdam is the largest taxi base in the city. Traveling by taxi is considered an expense in Amsterdam, as the public transport provides an efficient and affordable alternative.