Getting Around
Those traveling around Europe will find that the train is a convenient and cost-effective method of transport.
Within Amsterdam, there is an impressive public transport network, including a metro, busses, trams, ferries and trains. Those traveling by car will find the Amsterdam roads and the Ringway convenient, though parking is quite often an obstacle.
Arrival and Departure
You can reach Amsterdam in a number of different ways. Options include: plane, train and car. The choice is yours. Read more... »Arrival by plane
Schiphol is Amsterdam's main airport. It is also possible to fly to and from smaller regional airports. Explore the services and transport options into Amsterdam and vice versa. Read more... »Arrival by train
If arriving in Amsterdam by train, it's likely that your journey will terminate at Amsterdam Central Station. There are also eight other stations in the city. Read more... »Arrival by car
Each year, about one million visitors arrive in Amsterdam by car. Before arriving, it is advisable to learn about the city's motorway and road structure, and the parking options. Read more... »Arriving by boat
As you can see, the waterways offer an excellent entry to Amsterdam - whatever floats your boat! Read more... »Public Transport
Amsterdam has an excellent public transport network including trams, busses, metro and ferry, making it very easy to navigate the city. Read more... »Taxi
There are several ways to travel by taxi in Amsterdam. By car, motorcycle, boat and bicycle. Compare the pros and cons for each service and make your choice. Read more... »Parking in Amsterdam
Amsterdam welcomes all visitors by car, but to make the most of your trip, there are some factors to keep in mind. Read more... »Parking and further travel
On the outskirts of Amsterdam, near the A10 Ring Road, there are designated Park & Ride locations. These offer affordable parking with public transport links into the city. Read more... »S-routes
Amsterdam is surrounded by the ring road A10. Each exit of this ring road is numbered, from S101 to S118. The s-routes offer automobile traffic the fastest way into the city. Read more... »
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