Transportation

Get around the city by car, bus, boat, scooter, tram or the most popular form of transportation in Amsterdam: the bicycle. The inner city is also compact enough to reach where you want go by foot. Have a car? Avoid the wheel clamp, and learn about parking in the city.

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  Bikes

  The bike is a great way to navigate Amsterdam and forms an integral part of the city's culture. Read on for more rental information and safety tips.  Read more... »
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  Taxis in Amsterdam

  Taxis can be handy when travelling to and from the airport, at night when the trams have stopped running or when you're running late.  Read more... »
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  Boating in Amsterdam

  If you have a boat, you are welcome to make use of Amsterdam's canals. Here are the boating rules and regulations, and a list of boat rental companies.  Read more... »
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  Cars

  In order to drive a car in the Netherlands, you must be over 18 years of age, have a valid licence and third-party insurance. Find out all you need to know about cars in Amsterdam.   Read more... »
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  Importing and exporting cars

  Importing and exporting your vehicle to the Netherlands. To get your car on the road, research the rules thoroughly and prepare accordingly.   Read more... »
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  Parking permits in Amsterdam

  Paid parking policies are in force in most parts of the Amsterdam area require drivers to pay for the time they leave their cars on the street.  Read more... »
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  Parking permit in Amstelveen

  Information regarding parking permits in Amstelveen  Read more... »
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  Public transport

  The PT Smart Card (OV-Chipkaart) has replaced most tickets, passes and the common paper tickets sold on trams. It aims to be the cheapest way to travel. Discover how to use the OV Chipkaart.  Read more... »