{"id":670974,"date":"2022-06-16T09:39:00","date_gmt":"2022-06-16T06:39:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/?p=670974"},"modified":"2024-04-27T05:01:04","modified_gmt":"2024-04-27T02:01:04","slug":"how-to-get-from-amsterdam-to-brussels-2021","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/en\/how-to-get-from-amsterdam-to-brussels-2021\/","title":{"rendered":"How to get from Amsterdam to Brussels 2021"},"content":{"rendered":"

Having enjoyed the sights<\/a> of Brussels<\/a> to the fullest, taking memorable pictures against the backdrop of all the “peeing” sculptures, as well as tasting traditional Belgian cuisine, you may have an irresistible desire to continue your vacation<\/a> in another Europe<\/a>an country. Often the choice falls on the capital of the Netherlands, which is located<\/a> only 220 km from Brussels and can be overcome quickly and comfortably.<\/p>\n

Today we will try to compile a list<\/a> of the most popular, cheapest and fastest route<\/a>s, answer questions about how to get<\/a> from Brussels to Amsterdam<\/a>, and how much such a trip will cost.<\/p>\n

What to see in Amsterdam, the most interesting places<\/a>.<\/p>\n

A train<\/a><\/h2>\n

Perhaps the most popular mode of transport in this direction is the train. Every day, several high-speed trains leave from the platform of the Central Station of the capital of Belgium with a frequency of one hour. To get a complete picture of the current train schedule, as well as to get acquainted with the tariffs, we advise you to visit<\/a> the official website of the station.<\/p>\n

The fastest and most convenient transport is the Thalys high-speed train, for which you can buy tickets<\/a> even a few minutes before depart<\/a>ure. As in other European cities<\/a>, it is more profitable to buy a ticket just a few days or even weeks before the expected departure date. Depending on the type of car<\/a>riage, the ticket price can range from 29 euros (for travel<\/a> in a second class carriage) to 56 euros (for a sea<\/a>t in a first class carriage). But if you postponed the purchase of a travel<\/a> card until the last moment, then be prepared to overpay a little.<\/p>\n

The first train from Brussels Station leaves at 6:20, and the last one leaves at 21:00. The total travel<\/a> time is 3 hours, and delays on the way are extremely rare.<\/p>\n

Another company is ready to offer its services to tour<\/a>ists, the trains of which run on the railways of several European countries<\/a> at once. SNCB trains depart from Bruxelles Midi station several times a day. At the same time, the cost of tickets is somewhat more expensive than that of competitors. But you will reduce the travel time to 2 hours.<\/p>\n

Bus<\/a><\/h2>\n

You can also quickly get to Amsterdam along first-class highways that run along picturesque landscapes by bus. The most popular are the services of the Eurolines carrier, whose buses manage to make up to 10 trips in both directions.<\/p>\n

The total travel time will be 3.5 hours, and the ticket price will be at least two times lower than that of the railway carrier. For a one-way trip you will have to pay from 14 euros. But if you keep an eye on offers and promotions, you might be able to “grab” a cheaper ticket.<\/p>\n

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Airplane<\/a><\/h2>\n

Air travel can also claim the title of the fastest way to overcome the short distance between two European capitals. Since the distance is short, all planes in this direction fly non-stop. The cost of the flight starts from 40-50 euros one way and is affordable for any tour<\/a>ist.<\/p>\n

The fastest flight to date is offered by the carrier Acces Rail, with which you can fly in just 2 hours and 50 minutes. By visiting the website of the Belgian airport, you can choose<\/a> the best flight that suits you both in terms of time and cost. For the sake of fairness, it should be noted that few get to Amsterdam by plane. A short distance is easier to overcome on more accessible and no less high-speed vehicles.<\/p>\n

How to get from the airport to the center of Amsterdam<\/a> – useful tips<\/a> in our article.<\/p>\n

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Automobile<\/h2>\n

If you prefer a leisurely journey, like not to depend on other tourists<\/a> and do not mind making a few stops along the way in order to capture amazing landscapes, have a bite to eat at a roadside cafe and even deviate a little from the main route<\/a> – you should definitely choose<\/a> a car. Several companies that specialize in car rental<\/a> are happy to offer their services at once.<\/p>\n

In this case, your costs will be 50-100 euros one way, depending on the fuel consumption of your car, as well as the route<\/a> you decide to take. If you move non-stop and along the shortest path, you can cover the distance in 2.5-3 hours.<\/p>\n

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Tourists<\/a> are actively using another opportunity to quickly and economically get to Amsterdam. We are talking about finding fellow travelers or hitchhiking. In order to cut fuel costs and brighten up loneliness, many motorists are happy to agree to “drop” fellow travelers to their destination. You can also use special sites, which always have interest<\/a>ing offers to ride to the Netherlands “with the breeze”.<\/p>\n

Now you know how to get from Brussels to Amsterdam, which route<\/a>s will be the fastest and most economical. We recommend that you think over your itinerary<\/a> in advance in order to be able to purchase tickets at lower prices<\/a>.<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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