How to get there
Amsterdam is one of the best connected cities in Europe. Read on to discover the best way for you to arrive in Amsterdam.
By plane
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport receives over 71 million passengers a year, making it the third-busiest international airport in Europe
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the primary international airport in the Netherlands. The airport serves over 300 direct destinations globally and is just a 15-minute ride away from the city centre by public transport. Click the button below to learn how to get from Schiphol Airport to Amsterdam
By train
The train from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Amsterdam Centraal takes roughly 14–17 minutes
Travelling to Amsterdam by train has never been easier, and makes for a more environmentally-friendly alternative to flying. With high-speed train connections reaching 300 kilometres per hour, conference visitors can enjoy swift and comfortable travel from London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Frankfurt and many other European cities. Amsterdam Central Station is a hub for international rail services, including routes operated by Eurostar and ICE (Intercity Express).
Getting around
Amsterdam has more bikes than people
Amsterdam boasts an impressive public transport network including metros, buses, trams, ferries and trains to help you get around the capital.
Thanks to the city’s compactness, many places are within short walking or cycling distance. Biking is an excellent way to explore the city and see more of Amsterdam’s iconic scenery, and it's easy to rent a bike. Blend in like a local to experience the famous bike culture of Amsterdam.