Getting Around
Amsterdam is a compact city with excellent transport links. Schiphol airport (the fourth biggest in Europe) serves more than 200 destinations in 83 countries. There's an extensive...
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Air Travel
There are direct flights connecting Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport with all the major cities of the world. Regional Dutch airports include Eindhoven, Rotterdam and Lelystad (owned by the...
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Boat
There are no shortage of water-borne transport options for sauntering around Amsterdam's 165 canals and other waterways. Tourist-focused transport includes 110 glass-topped canal boats (a...
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Bus
There's an extensive network of buses, which is particularly important for areas trams don't reach, such as the suburbs and Amsterdam North. Amsterdam is currently testing hydrogen (fuel...
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Car
Cars in the Netherlands drive on the right hand-side of the road. Vehicles coming from the right have priority and so do trams, buses pulling out, and cyclists. Take care when going...
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Bicycle
There are 750,000 people in Amsterdam and 600,000 bikes. Many residents have more than one bike – a posh one for touring, and one that inevitably gets bashed up a bit with daily use. How...
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Metro
Amsterdam's metro is relatively modern and designed to connect outlying suburbs to the city, rather than transporting passengers around it. Despite this it can be extremely fast for...
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