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Amsterdam Rotterdam
00:36 		NT$575
Amsterdam Utrecht
00:25 		NT$283
Heerlen Amsterdam
02:28 		NT$972
Amsterdam Dordrecht
01:27 		NT$672
Kerkrade Centrum Amsterdam
03:13 		NT$980
Den Helder Amsterdam
01:14 		NT$543
Amsterdam Middelburg
02:47 		NT$972
Lelystad Amsterdam
00:36 		NT$381
Amsterdam Castricum
00:23 		NT$211
Amsterdam Heerenveen
01:56 		NT$899
Vlissingen Amsterdam
02:52 		NT$980
Hoogeveen Amsterdam
00:33 		NT$858
Ede Wageningen Amsterdam
00:54 		NT$534
Roermond Amsterdam
01:53 		NT$883
Amsterdam Groningen
02:07 		NT$972
Roosendal Amsterdam
01:48 		NT$810
Deventer Amsterdam
01:10 		NT$664
Haarlem Amsterdam
00:18 		NT$162
Amsterdam Alkmaar
00:36 		NT$283
Amsterdam Apeldoorn
01:00 		NT$583
Arnhem Amsterdam
00:56 		NT$623
Nijmegen Amsterdam
01:24 		NT$713
Meppel Amsterdam
01:24 		NT$794
Amsterdam Hook Of Holland
01:14 		NT$1,069
Hengelo Amsterdam
01:57 		NT$1,215
Maastricht Amsterdam
02:24 		NT$972
Amsterdam Oss
01:36 		NT$672
Goes Amsterdam
02:30 		NT$947
Eindhoven Amsterdam
01:20 		NT$729
Amsterdam Sittard
02:10 		NT$947
Amsterdam S Hertogenbosch
00:59 		NT$575
Breda Amsterdam
01:42 		NT$769
Leeuwarden Amsterdam
02:15 		NT$964
Amsterdam Delft
00:55 		NT$494
Overview

The Netherlands is not all about Amsterdam.

The national railway company of the Netherlands is known as the Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS). The Netherlands has over 2,800 km of railway network. Train tickets for trains operating in the Netherlands can be booked in advance. International trains connect the Netherlands with neighbouring countries such as France and Belgium. Book train tickets to visit main cities of the Netherlands by train. Dutch cities including Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven are all served by trains.

Cityscape

Cycle along Amsterdam’s canals and through the Museum Quarter before heading south to Rotterdam’s post-war architecture. Take the Netherlands’ NS train to The Hague, travel north to Groningen’s lively student ambience or visit cosmopolitan Maastricht in the surprisingly hilly south.

Landscape

Travel by train to the Netherlands’ northern provinces of Overijssel and Drenthe and cycle through verdant fields and swim in clear lakes. Walk on the seabed during low tide from the far northern mainland to the Waddeneilanden (West Frisian Islands). In freezing climes, skate along frozen canals.

Take Home

Shop for vivid blue ceramics in Delft, Vermeer’s hometown, and browse the country’s biggest clog factory in Beltrum. Buy Dutch cheeses in Gouda and Edam and buy flower bulbs from Keukenhof.

Eat & Drink

Sample raw herring, stop by traditional pancake houses (pannekoekenhuis) or try patatje oorlog, chips in mayonnaise, ketchup, peanut sauce and onions. In traditional ‘brown’ cafés, order a beer with bitterballen, meat croquettes, or uitsmijter, an open fried egg, ham and cheese sandwich.

New Perspective

Book a train to The Netherland’s south-west Friesland province and stay at Stavoren’s De Vrouwe van hotel where four giant wine casks have been turned into en-suite hotel rooms.


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    "Very fast journey. Comfortable. "

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    Stuttgart to Hamburg |
    "A very pleasant trip "

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    Simply Superb |
    "Very convenient and on dot in time! Will prefer ever!!! "

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    AMS-BRU |
    "Overall, the journey was great! "

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    Poor Advice |
    "Having not used this service before and being a foreigner we saw the advice on printed Thalys ticket that "for safety reasons, your presence on the Thalys platform is mandatory at least 2 minutes before the train's departure and assumed the process would be simple. However, when we got to the Gare Nord station and were directed by locals to a lift (we had baggage and my wife had hurt her back after slipping on ice in Switzerland) we got stuck at turnstyle type entry as our printed Thalys "ticket" did not get us through. We were severely delayed as locals tried to help (even holding ticked over scanner, etc.) and communication was difficult (we do not speak French). By the time we were redirected to another entrance that did not require turn-style access (I assume the first access we were directed to by locals was for Metro and not Thalys train) we had missed the train. We were then forced to by new tickets at Euro 130 each (Euro 90 for my under 26 year old daughter)! The original tickets cost Euro 20! (hence my rating of 5 stars for "Value for money). At the price of Euro 130 each I would have flown and not take the train, but had no options at that point. Thankfully the train trip itself was most pleasant and relaxing with access to WiFi while we drank a bottle of red French wine to drown our sorrows. "

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    Comfortable trip |
    "It was a comfortable 3hours trip from Amsterdam to Paris. It's highly recommended. "

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    Good trip |
    "There were no other hassles as such. We felt that the price of the tickets were high. "

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    Fantastic |
    "The train was on time and the staff was very friendly "

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    Christmas Market 2016 |
    "The train was crowded and uncomfortable. It was also very hot. The security lines were backed up because of a faulty piece of equipment. We barely made it on the train on time. "

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    Very nice trip |
    "Train on time, very well atended...! "

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