Getting around and onward
Trains and buses to other European cities, bikes and public transport.
Getting from Amsterdam to Antwerp (and return)
Antwerp is a city located in the Belgium region of Flanders and is known for being the world’s leading “diamond city”. It is also a very relaxing city to visit.
Getting from Amsterdam to Hague (and return)
The Hague (Den Haag, Dutch) is the seat of the Dutch parliament and government , as well as the residence of Queen Beatrix, but it’s not the capital of Netherlands.
Getting from Amsterdam to Maastricht (and return)
Maastricht is the southernmost city in Netherlands , located within walking distance of from Belgium. It is the oldest city in Netherlands and is home to amazing architecture.
Getting from Amsterdam to Delft (and return)
Delft is an unspoiled, traditional Dutch town, which preserves the architecture and is famous for the blue and white ceramics.
Getting from Amsterdam to Luxembourg (and return)
Luxembourg City is the capital of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, which lies at the crossroads of Germanic and Latin cultures.
Getting from Brussels to Berlin (and return)
Berlin is the capital of Germany and the country’s largest city. It is best known for its nightlife, museums and historical sites.
Getting from Brussels to Luxembourg (and return)
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg lies at the crossroads of Germanic and Latin cultures. It is the second smallest of the European Union states and the only Grand Duchy in the world.
Getting from Brussels to Antwerp (and return)
Antwerp is a city located in the Belgium region of Flanders. It is known for being the world’s leading “diamond city” and also a very relaxing city to visit.
Getting from Bruges to Brussels (and return)
Bruges (Brugge, Fr.) is located in the northern part of Belgium and is one of the best preserved pre-motorized cities in Europe.
Trains Remain a Great Option in Europe
Anyone who's planning a trip to Europe and has more than one city on their itinerary needs to think about the best ways to get around from one place to another.
Getting from Amsterdam to Madrid (or the other way around)
Hopping from one European city to another is the foundation of any grand tour through the continent, but some such journeys are easier than others.
Riding RandstadRail in The Netherlands
You've got to admit, if there's one thing that Europe may just do better than the US, it's public transportation.
Expert Tips on Renting a Bike in Amsterdam
As has been mentioned before on this site , despite the fact that Amsterdam is full of bicycles that may not be the ideal way for every traveler visiting the city to get around.
Start Your Europe Cycling Trip in Amsterdam
Visitors to Amsterdam would have to be blind to not see the number of people using bicycles to get around the city. Even non-cyclists might fancy the idea of renting a bike themselves.
Long-distance buses to or from Amsterdam on Eurolines
If you are a skint backpacker or just a cheapskate in general and you want to get to or from Amsterdam in the absolute cheapest possible way that doesn’t involve car-jacking or hitchhiking, then the…
Getting from Amsterdam to Stockholm (or the other way around)
As two of the bigger and more famous cities in “Northern Europe” it would be great if you could get between them quickly and cheaply, but unfortunately that’s not the case since they are in fact…
Getting from Amsterdam to Copenhagen (and return)
Two of Europe’s finest cities are quite far apart, but since there aren’t many major highlights between them, Amsterdam and Copenhagen often end up back to back on many itineraries.
Getting from Amsterdam to Prague - Your options between the two cities
Even though they aren’t in neighboring countries, Amsterdam and Prague are both popular with many of the same groups of travelers, so they are commonly strung together on a trip of Europe.
Getting from Amsterdam to Brussels - Here are your options
Brussels is the closest large city to Amsterdam, so it’s natural that many people will string them together on a tour of Europe.
Getting from Amsterdam to Berlin (or back)
Two of the most exceptional cities in Europe often wind up back to back on many itineraries, and fortunately getting between them is fairly easy and straightforward.
Getting from Amsterdam to Paris
As two of the most popular cities in Europe that aren’t terribly far apart, the route between Amsterdam and Paris is a very popular one for both locals and tourists working their way around the…
Free ferry ride to North Amsterdam
Of all the free things to do in Amsterdam , this probably doesn’t even deserve to be in the top half of the list, but depending on where you are from this might be an interesting way to spend an hour…
Getting from Amsterdam to London: Plane, Train, Ferry, or Bus
Travelers who are making a grand tour of Europe nearly all include both Amsterdam and London if they can, and due to their locations they often get strung together as back-to-back destinations.
Getting from Amsterdam to Bruges
The perfectly preserved medieval Belgian city of Bruges (or Brugge in Dutch/Flemish) is a major highlight in this region, and it’s a common next stop or prior stop for travelers who are touring…
Bike tours of Amsterdam - Mike's Bikes
Amsterdam is considered to be the bicycle capital of the world by many, and it’s definitely true that in the city center bike traffic tends to dominate on all but the most major roads.
Amsterdam ArenA and how to get there
With a capacity of over 50,000 for games and certain events, the Amsterdam ArenA is by far the largest venue of its kind in the area.
Amsterdam Public Transportation Explained
Amsterdam is an excellent city to do completely on foot, but there are some occasions when you'll want to use their efficient and confusing public transportation network.
Buying a Used Bike in Amsterdam
Every visitor who arrives in Amsterdam for the first time can’t help but be amazed at how jammed the city is with bikes.