Unless you plan to travel by city ferry to the north of Amsterdam or by bus to other cities you should exit into the Centre (Centrum) side of the station. All city busses, trams and metro to all areas of …

To the bewilderment of the visitor, for the last three decennia Amsterdam Central Station is steadily under construction. Today's building works are related to the creation of the new metro line.

Central Station is an important public transport centre for the whole Amsterdam. It connects by tram, bus, metro, suburban train and ferry boat to every point in the city.

The self serving luggage lockers at the Amsterdam Central Station are in the East wing of the station. That is the left side of the building when you are leaving the station building through the main exit.

The average journey time from the Airport to Amsterdam and vice versa is around 13-18 minutes. The price is €9,50 for one-way ride and €17,25 for a return ticket.

That the city of Amsterdam is most of the time full of traffic and the weather is often unstable and uncomfortable. It is not great to have to always think about your things in a crowded public places. …

You may access the station by car only from the North side, but only for a drop-off; you may not legally park your car there. Taxi is a better option as cabs are allowed to get closer to the station.

Placed in at the busy street, with trams and buses, just ten minutes walk from the Central Station and five minutes from the Dam square and Red Light District, this friendly middle size Amsterdam centre …

Amsterdam has two official visitor centers: one in the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Terminal and one in front of the Central Station. These offices not only inform you about the city in a professional way but …

A direct railway line connects Schiphol International Airport with Amsterdam Central Station, and is the fastest and most convenient form of transport to the city centre.