{"id":670994,"date":"2022-06-17T19:13:00","date_gmt":"2022-06-17T16:13:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/?p=670994"},"modified":"2024-05-01T11:53:09","modified_gmt":"2024-05-01T08:53:09","slug":"paris-amsterdam-how-to-get-by-train-bus-plane-car","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/en\/paris-amsterdam-how-to-get-by-train-bus-plane-car\/","title":{"rendered":"Paris – Amsterdam: how to get by train, bus, plane, car"},"content":{"rendered":"

Paris<\/a> and Amsterdam<\/a> are often included in the same tour<\/a>ist program of those travel<\/a>ers who go on excursions<\/a> to Western Europe. Therefore, since you have planned to visit the outskirts of Paris, once again praise the French for their grandiose architecture and excellent cuisine, why not take at least some time to see<\/a> an equally interest<\/a>ing city called Amsterdam. After all, the distance between these cultural, historical and ethnic center<\/a>s of Europe is only 500 km. Today we will talk about how to get from Paris to Amsterdam on your own<\/a>, which route<\/a>s are conside<\/a>red the most popular and how much it costs to travel one way. For fans of air travel, we will select the cheapest and fastest flights, and for those who are afraid of flying, we will find a worthy alternative to traveling<\/a> by train<\/a> or bus.<\/p>\n

Train from Paris<\/a> to Amsterdam<\/h2>\n

Let's start our review with a consideration of the train ride. The advantage of this type of travel<\/a> is that the distance can be covered on one train and without transfer<\/a>s. Comfortable Thalys trains depart<\/a> daily from the platform of the North<\/a> Station of the French capital. The total travel<\/a> time is 3 hours 15 minutes, and tourists<\/a> will be able to choose the best<\/a> time to start their journey. After all, trains depart several times a day, the first of them leaves at 6.25 local time, and the last at 19.25. On weekends, the traffic<\/a> schedule changes slightly. Depending on the type of car<\/a>riage, the fare for one way will be from 59 to 109 euros. There is a good way to save on tickets, which is actively used by many tour<\/a>ists. In particular, if you buy your ticket online a few weeks before your trip, you can buy a travel document with a good discount. In order to view interest<\/a>ing offers, we advise you to visit the website of the Thalys carrier company.<\/p>\n

Louvre: Timed Entrance Ticket 1-<\/a>
\nHour Lights of Paris Cruise Skip-the<\/a>
\n-line tickets to the roof of the Arc de Triomphe<\/a>
\nEiffel Tower: 2nd floor access<\/a>
\nVersailles and Gardens: Skip-the-line ticket with audio guide<\/a>
\nHop-on Hop-off bus tour. Class., Prem. or Suite<\/a>
\nParis Museum Pass: 2, 4 or 6 days<\/a>
\nTickets: Montparnasse: 56th floor rooftop terrace<\/a>
\nShow at the Moulin Rouge with champagne<\/a><\/p>\n

Bus<\/h2>\n

It is also possible to cover a considerable distance between the two European capitals by bus. The most profitable will be a trip by transport<\/a> company Eurolines, whose buses run between settlements on a very convenient schedule. Several flights depart daily from Paris from the Gallieni metro station. Estimated travel time is from 7 to 9 hours, depending on the time of day and traffic flow (you can stand for several hours in traffic jams on the outskirts of the French capital).<\/p>\n

The average ticket price for an adult passenger is 38-65 euros. At the same time, for some preferential categories (students, pensioners and children<\/a>), travel will cost 2-3 times cheaper. The seas<\/a>on also affects ticket prices<\/a>. February is considered the most unpopular month for trips in this direction, during which you can buy a ticket for a promotion and for only 5-9 euros! An alternative carrier is IDbus, whose buses will take you to Amsterdam in just 5-6 hours. This is due to the fact that the regular bus makes a minimum number of stops and rarely calls into settlements that are located<\/a> on the way. You can find the bus at the Bercy station. You can use the official websites of carriers, through which you can easily book a ticket from Paris for any date and time.<\/p>\n

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

The fastest way to get to Amsterdam is by air. Every day, direct flights<\/a> of Transavia and SAS companies<\/a> depart from the capital's airport, on whose aircraft you can fly quickly and comfortably. The ticket price is undoubtedly higher than that of land carriers and amounts to 110-120 euros. But the travel time will take only 75 minutes, which will appeal to those who are accustomed to a rich cultural and entertainment<\/a> program and are trying to see as much as possible during their short vacation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you decide to use this particular type of transport, we advise you to book tickets for a suitable flight in advance. To find the most profitable offers, as well as participate in promotions, we advise you to follow the offers that are posted on the company's website or use sea<\/a>rch queries on the website aviasales.ru.<\/p>\n

Automobile<\/h2>\n

It is possible to overcome 500 km of the way by car. If you plan to return to Paris, you can easily rent the right transport. Such a trip will be especially profitable and exciting for those who travel with their families or in a noisy company. You can resort<\/a> to the services of a popular hitchhiking: in France<\/a>, drivers willingly take fellow travelers to reduce gas costs.<\/p>\n

The journey will take approximately 5-6 hours. We recommend using the autobahn that runs through Brussels and Antwerp. At the same time, we strongly recommend that you take care of booking a hotel<\/a> in advance in order to avoid additional costs for paid parking. Be prepared for the fact that in addition to fuel costs, you will have to pay a road tax, which is 15 euros.<\/p>\n

So we figured out how to get<\/a> from Paris to Amsterdam<\/a>, as well as which route<\/a> will be the cheapest.<\/p>\n

Route<\/a> from Paris to Amsterdam on the map<\/a><\/h2>\n