Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to the City Center

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Know what to expect when you fly to Amsterdam by plane. In this video we give you information and tips about Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and the best ways to travel to the center of Amsterdam. Enjoy!
Links:
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: www.schiphol.nl/en/
Travel by train: www.schiphol.nl/en/page/by-tr...
Travel by bus: www.schiphol.nl/en/page/bus-f...
Regular taxis: www.schiphol.nl/en/page/regul...
Taxi options: www.schiphol.nl/en/page/by-ta...
Travel by bus: www.schiphol.nl/en/page/bus-f...
Connexxion E-ticket: www.connexxion.nl/en/eticket/...
Car rental companies present at Schiphol (by alphabet):
Avis: www.avis.nl/en/?
Budget: www.budget.nl/en/
Enterprise: www.enterprise.nl/en/home.html
Europcar (Dutch only): www.europcar.nl/
Hertz: www.hertz.nl/rentacar/reserva...
Sixt: www.sixt.com/#/
Entry Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:16 Leader
0:37 General Information
2:22 Getting to the bagagehalls
3:12 Bagagehalls info and options
4:10 Shopping, food and drinks
4:26 Options for transport
4:40 Travel by train
6:35 Travel by bus
7:45 Travel by taxi
8:40 Car rental
9:28 Outro
9:42 Impression of Amsterdam
10:01 Endscreen
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@howardhegg5446 2 года назад

I have been coming to Amsterdam now for 35 years . Its really easy to get the train from the Airport to Downtown Amsterdam Via train . Just go downstairs at the airport and buy your ticket to catch the train . Trains run every 15 minutes . Then get out at the Downtown Station and either catch a Taxi or a Electric Tram to your hotel . Happy biking you all

@countryculture629 Год назад

Indeed it is very easy to go with a train

@normanhill535 Год назад

Three trips to Amsterdam, 1979-1981. Love the city. Great video, thank you.

@ngtwo7413 2 года назад

Thanks guys, one the most detailed video on Schiphol to central Amsterdam. It really helps alot.

@amsterdamclogvlog 2 года назад

Always great to hear, thanks!

@gill6882 10 месяцев назад

Fantastic informative video. I’ll be travelling to Amsterdam in a few weeks and this was very helpful indeed, thank you 👍

@1121gsm Год назад

Excellent video. We'll be travelling to Amsterdam in May and this video really helps. Thanks.

@eliahu61 10 месяцев назад

You helped me a lot! Many thanks!

@LikeEmmaWithaT 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for the video. It's definitely lessening my anxiety to know what to expect and just how simple it is to grab a train.

@MindBlower18 2 года назад

Excellent Information 👍 Thx from Munich 😉

@chhetensherpa2331 2 года назад

very very helpful. thank you god bless you

@philipostroverkh Год назад

Thank you so much for such an informative video. Will be visiting Amsterdam in October :)

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

Thank you! Glad to be of service. Hope you have good weather.

@Rivet_Head242 2 года назад

Thank you for the tips!

@amsterdamclogvlog 2 года назад

Glad to be of service. Enjoy your stay.

@badrusaful Год назад

That is good explanation thanks

@joycesmith8354 2 года назад

Very informative, thank you 😊

@amsterdamclogvlog 2 года назад

Thank you!

@wrightst8 2 года назад

Very professional, well done! I've got a half day transit/layover as I want to visit the city, so this is really helpful. I'm planning on leaving my hand baggage in the storage lockers air-side to save carrying it around town. Cheers!

@amsterdamclogvlog 2 года назад

Enjoy your stay!

@countryculture629 Год назад

Indeed it is always good to get a tip before you travel

@Suqrat400 2 года назад

very nice video.

@amsterdamclogvlog 2 года назад

Great to hear. Thank you!

@williamlaureta1423 2 года назад

👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤from Dubai

@samuelmoses4408 Год назад

Good to know the sciphol airport

@emmansubuga1476 Год назад

Amsterdam is a beautiful city, one day I will visit it

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

If you come here in the summer, take a walk early on sunday morning. Walk on the sunny and quiet canals. Golden!

@countryculture629 Год назад

You must .it’s a very beautiful city

@josephb9987 Год назад

Gracias por la informacion. Creo que deberian hacer el mismo reportaje en español, gracias.

@TheSrSunday Год назад

Este vídeo tiene traducción automática de subtítulos y ya no estamos a principios del siglo XVI. Translation: There are automatic translation of subtiles in this video, and we are in the 16th century no more.

@rimeywelela4322 Год назад

👍👍❤️

@mayratorres3879 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video does Schiphol as Uber X transportation?

@fionawardle1225 Год назад

Great informative video, thanks. My first visit to Amsterdam later this week, and this has eased my natural travel anxiety! Also my first trip outside of UK since UK left the EU, and I feel ashamed!

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

Good to be of service. We visit London often to return the favour ;). Great to have you!

@lindapayne1595 11 месяцев назад

Really. I have family in Amsterdam and Germany. Ive been there several times since Brexit, always made welcome. At least they accept our democratic vote, feel ashamed, not me. Love both countries.

@maxiazulay4729 Год назад

Hello, I love your videos!!!! One question, I have to travel from Schipol airport to the hostel at Amstelstation. I searched on google and it told me that at the airport I should take the sprinter train to Amsterdam Zuid station and from there the metro line 51 to Amstelstation. But what I need to know is if I do this with the same ticket? How do I change from the sprinter to the metro? Thank you

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

Thank you! Great that you are coming to Amsterdam. To answer your question: you can change to the metro but you don't have to. Amstel Station is an "NS" (Dutch Railways) station and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is also an NS station, so they are conected by rail. At Schiphol Airport you buy a trainticket to Amstel Station. Now you have 2 options. Option 1 is: You go from Airport Schiphol to Amsterdam Central Station. From there you change trains and take the train that stops at Amstel Station (a lot of trains stop at Amstel Station from Amsterdam Central Station). Option 2 is: at Schiphol airport you take the train to Station Duivendrecht (in the south of Amsterdam). At Duivendrecht you change to a train that stops at Amstel Station (the next station). With the 2 optopns you don't have to change to the metro and you don't have to check out until you get to Amstel station. You can also install the (free) NS app. It is a yellow icon with a blue wavelike logo. Search for "NS app". You can change the app language in Englisch. Hope this answers your question. Enjoy your stay!

@marvinpi8026 Год назад

Thanks for sharing! Very informative .. I am travelling to Amsterdam next month and I am wondering if US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates when they exit the Netherlands (or other EU country) to non-EU country (like flying back to the US). I see conflicting info on whether US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates from certain EU countries. Thanks.

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

Thank you for the complement. Your question is very specific and I am afraid I can't answer it. I hope you find the answer in time and you can enjoy our great city. Good luck!

@apveening Год назад

Those e-gates require pre-registration, so you won't be able to use them.

@papatrikpi Год назад

Thanks for the video! I land in Amsterdam on Friday morning and bought my train tickets in advance online. I have them printed out; is that all I need?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

So you have your E-ticket(s) printed on paper. Since you have payed for that certain time and for that certain distance, well done! There is only one problem... Schphol Airport train station does not have (optical) scanners to have your QR-code on your paper ticket scanned. Since your ticket is valid on that certain friday we advice you to keep your ticket stand by and just board the train downstairs. When they come to check your ticket, make shure they can scan the QR-code(s). They could ask for your ID-card or pasport but usualy (almost always) they don't. The NS (train) personel are very kind and wil help you when they can so don't worry. Remember to scan the QR-code at Amsterdam Central Station (or other station) at the exit gates. Put the QR-code over the circular scanner and the gates wil open. Amsterdam is now at your feet. Great to have you and enjoy your stay!

@maritesgabaldon3026 Месяц назад

Hi visiting Amsterdam for the first time and wondering after the plane ride is it immigration first since I'm coming from USA before baggage then exit to whichever platform you want to go central? Thanks

@amsterdamclogvlog Месяц назад

Yes that's right. Immigration comes first, then come the suitcases. For the trains, you cannot just take any platform to go to Amsterdam Central Station. Several trains go to Amsterdam Central Station in an hour. It is important to check the screens in the main hall from which platform the next train departs to Amsterdam Central Station. To avoid any problems with transferring to a connecting train, we recommend taking a direct connection. We also think it would be wise to buy a 2nd class ticket as the journey does not take long and the difference between 1st and 2nd class is not very big. Enjoy your trip!

@Balancedtrader007 11 месяцев назад

I have a 6 hour layway on airport. I been there 20 years back. going again but you think 6 hours is good enough to quickly check out centraal station and area. Any tips you have for this ?

@amsterdamclogvlog 11 месяцев назад

If you look at 6 hours you would think that would be enough to visit the center for a short time. But we strongly advise against trying to visit the center in 6 hours. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has had a major problem with the security check before customs since last year. We made a quick calculation and came to the conclusion that if everything really goes according to plan, you can only be in the center for a maximum of 30 to 45 minutes. But then everything really has to work out. If you still want to take this risk, it is highly recommended to reserve a time slot (when you return) for security in the "Schiphol App", otherwise you could just miss your connection.

@antarasarkar12 4 месяца назад

Hi, thanks so much for this useful video! I want to go from Schiphol to Amsterdam RAI. I've looked through Google Maps, NS website etc. but I can't figure out which train to take to get to RAI (and not Central Station). I can see all the final destinations, but can't figure out which one I should opt for. Could you be able to tell me which one would take me to RAI? Thank you so much. Hope I'm not a bother!

@weeardguy Месяц назад

It's probably a bit late to comment on this, but first of all the NS-website should really show the train you need to take: it will always list the terminus of the train you need and the station you will need to exit to either change or arrive at your destination. Mind you, I'm talking about the real website on my phone here, I never use the app on my phone, it could be the app is different, I just don't know. RAI is a station within the Amsterdam area and for a ticket at the machine you will need to start with 'AM' first (as the full station name is Amsterdam RAI). If you are confused at the station itself (especially as the congested signs you seet at 5:36 in this video do not list all stations the train will call at, that's only visible on the large screen to be found right above the ticket windows at Schiphol Airport). If you still can't figure it out, look for the posted yellow timetables right behind the ticket-machines at Arrivals/Departures 1/2. You will need to know a main direction first in order to look at the right timetable, but once you got it, you'll be good to go. It not only gives you a textual explanation of all the stations a specific train will call at at that particular time and particular day, but it will also give you a visual indication of the route the train will take at the top of the timetable. The stations marked with 'IC' or 'ICD' indicate if a station has an intercity status or Intercity Direct status or not and thus if a train listed as 'Intercity' should call there. From memory I'd say that every Sprinter to Utrecht and every Intercity to Lelystad Centrum will call at Amsterdam RAI.

@antarasarkar12 Месяц назад

@@weeardguy Hey, thanks for this! I've already done the trip but I hope this will be useful to someone else. You are right - RAI was not listed. So I had to type Amsterdam Rai (and not just RAI) to find it on the ticket machine at the airport. After that we looked at the screens for directions, but unfortunately that too wasn't very clear. So we asked around a bit, and was able to figure out our platform. Once again, thanks for the detailed reply. I'm sure it will be useful to fellow travellers!

@weeardguy Месяц назад

@@antarasarkar12 Well, great that you at least managed to find out how to get there ;) I have to correct myself as well and found out last week that the big screen above the ticket windows also does not list all the stations. Oh how the old systems just were better... Got to love the physical timetables...

@csillaherczeg Год назад

thank you, It is really useful. As I know I can buy my train ticket at the NS application. How to validate it?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

If you buy a train ticket via the app or online (Eticket) you have to take one with a date on it. You get a QR code on the ticket. When you are on Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (as far as I know) there is no terminal to scan the QR code. You can just hop on the train to your destination on that specific date. When they come to check your ticket make shure they can scan the QR code on your phone or printout. When you want to leave the station, you can scan the QR code at the exit gate. Good luck and have fun!

@csillaherczeg Год назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog thanks so much!

@crystalgooding3145 Год назад

Hey can the ticket be purchased at the airport with a credit card?

@weeardguy Месяц назад

@@crystalgooding3145 Either use a ticket-machine or use your wireless-enabled bank/credit card directly at the yellow validators (if accepted, but from all the people I have seen doing this, I have only come across very few bankcards that are not accepted). This saves the hassle of you buying a ticket, but the most important thing is to always tap in AND out.

@debsterling3928 Год назад

Our first trip to Amsterdam is in May. We will stay at the Schiphol Airport Hotel. We want to travel to Leiden for a day. Is the Schiphol Airport Hotel located inside the airport ?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

What a great time to visit! The hotel, as far as I can see, is a citizenM hotel. This hotel is very close to the central hall of Schiphol Airport. You can walk from the hotel to the central hall in about 5 minutes. Enjoy your visit!

@shylacruz7520 Год назад

How long did it take from the moment of landing to passport control/baggage claim to get out the airport?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

That's very hard to say because there are too many variables involved. Such as how busy it is, how long you have to wait for your bags, where your plane lands at the airport and what time of day you arrive.

@hazriqhsamsudin9501 Год назад

I'm hulk Form masia. N. 9 rantau linsum. I be back, Amsterdam.

@stantc77 Год назад

What will be a mode of transport in the middle of the night to the airport from the hotel for a 7am flight ?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

Unfortunately at night you (almost) can't rely on trains leaving from Amsterdam Central Station to Schiphol Airport. Leaves you with two options depending on your budget. We used to go with the Niteliner N97 bus that starts its journey from Leidseplein (Leiden Square) to Schiphol Airport. It makes several stops along the way so you don't have to start at Leidseplein. Just wait for the bus at one of the stops along the route. The bus makes the route in 29 to 37 minutes to Schiphol Airport. A ticket will set you back around 5 euro's. The bus can be crowded with people and luggage so if you can bare that in the middle of the night this is an option for you. The second option is way better but more expensive. Let your hotel call a taxi. Yes it will cost you around 50 to 60 Euros but we think it's worth every Euro.

@stantc77 Год назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog Appreciate your reply .That helps !!!

@phyllysanantonio Год назад

How do I go from the airport to the museum district, like the Van Gogh Musuem

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

The options to go to the Museum Park directly are: The least best option is to go from Airport Schiphol to Central Station by train and transfer to tram 2 or tram 12 and exit at the "Museumplein" stop. A better option but also with a bit of fuzz is to take the "NS Innercity" train from Airport Schiphol to "Station Amsterdam Zuid" and transfer to the "GVB Tram 5" (to Jordaan) and exit at "Halte Concertgebouw" (this is next to the Museumsquare). The hands down best option is to take bus "Connexxion R-NET 397" from Airport Schiphol to "Elandsgracht". It wil take you directly to the Museumsquare in 25 minutes and just exit at the "Museumplein" stop. Good luck!

@phyllysanantonio Год назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog Thank you so much!!!

@georgesotiriou7051 Год назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog Thanks for that. Plus you can buy a return ticket for the bus on line scan in and out and never deal with anybody.

@favourosatoonabor7500 Год назад

When u live in Amsterdam...but out to of the country..if u arrive will u go through passport clearance

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

If you have a pasport from one of the Shengen countries you just continue to your luggagebelt. If you come from out of the Shengen zone into the Shengen zone you wil automaticly be led to pasport check. Don't worry about this choice, it will be made for you. Enjoy your stay!

@princessbarcelona5451 9 месяцев назад

How to validate the train ticket

@amsterdamclogvlog 9 месяцев назад

We actually addressed this question before in a previous response but no problem. Here's a recap of the answer. So you have your E-ticket(s) printed on paper. Since you have payed for that certain time and for that certain distance, well done! There is only one problem... Schphol Airport train station does not have (optical) scanners to have your QR-code on your paper ticket scanned. Since your ticket is valid on that certain day we advice you to keep your ticket stand by and just board the train downstairs. When they come to check your ticket, make shure they can scan the QR-code(s). They could ask for your ID-card or pasport but usualy (almost always) they don't. The NS (train) personel are very kind and wil help you when they can so don't worry. Remember to scan the QR-code at Amsterdam Central Station (or other station) at the exit gates. Put the QR-code over the circular scanner and the gates wil open. Amsterdam is now at your feet. Great to have you and enjoy your stay!

@mintleethefirstlady Год назад

Hello. How different between day return ticket and I want to go to Amsterdam ticket?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

It all depends on what you want. But if you think about it... A single trainticket from Schiphol (airport) to Amsterdam Central Station is around 5,50 to 6,- Euro. So you have to do that twice in a day, that's around 12 Euro's. The Amsterdam Travel Ticket is 17 Euro's and gives tou total freedom for one day in public transport including a train return from and to Schiphol Airport. Even the Airport Express Bus is included. We would advice the Amsterdam Travel Ticket. You get a free map with this ticket about public transport and the center. The link is here > www.holland.com/be_nl/toerisme/artikel/download-map-of-amsterdam-region-travel-ticket.htm . Buy your Amsterdam Travel Ticket online via this link > www.discoverholland.com/Amsterdam-Travel-Ticket . Or buy your ticket at Schiphol Airport in the central hall (Schiphol Plaza) at NS Services en Tickets, AKO (bookstore) and Connexxion (bus company). Hope this helps. PS. prices may rise in the coming weeks so some tickets could become more expensive.

@blairmcphee4090 Год назад

With this ultimate ticket can I use this to travel back from city centre to airport ?

@blairmcphee4090 Год назад

As it just says from airport to centre not return

@gunamikelsone1192 Год назад

I will go from Airport to Zaanescan windmills. How to go. After Zaanescan to Amsterdam center. What kind of ticket I need?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

If you want to go from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport directly to The Zaanse Schans by train (best option) you have to change trains at 'Amsterdam Sloterdijk' (name of the station). At Amsterdam Sloterdijk you wil exit the train (from Schiphol Airport) at the top level and go down to the lowest platforms. That patform probably is platform number 3. That train wil take you to 'Zaandijk Zaanse Schans' (name of the station). During the day this trip in total takes around 28 minutes, including changing trains to 'Zaandijk Zaanse Schans'. It takes around a 15 minute walk to The Zaanse Schans from station 'Zaandijk Zaanse Schans'. The route is clearly marked so you don't get lost. When you are finished you go back to 'Zaandam Zaanse Schans' station and take a direct train to 'Amsterdam Centraal Station' (name of the station). This last trip takes around 19 minutes. We advice you buy a 2nd class ticket all the way. Buying your tickets on the spot is easy and only costs €1,- more than an E-ticket. if you do want to buy a ticket in advance, you can do that via this link > www.ns.nl/producten/en/losse-kaartjes-toeslagen. Please note that Amsterdam Airport Schiphol trainstation does not have the scanners to read the QR-code from the E-ticket. A recent development is to travel via the chip on your debit card. Unfortunately tis is so new that we don't know if this works for you as a visitor. Info about check-in via debit card via this link > www.ns.nl/en/travel-information/check-in-check-out/debit-card. Please remember we also did a informative video about the Zaanse Schans and how to get there > ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SsZFReIt-uE.html. Enjoy your trip!

@gunamikelsone1192 Год назад

Thank you!

@sarag7280 Год назад

Is uber a safe option? is better than a taxi or just the same?

@amsterdamclogvlog Год назад

Uber is (with our experience and stories we hear) a fine option. But as far as we know they can not pick up passengers at Schiphol. But the taxi's at Schiphol are closely monitored for YOUR safety. Also a good option. In short, Uber is sort of the same.

@sarag7280 Год назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog thank you!!

@weeardguy Месяц назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog They can, but their stop is located behind the regular buses and thus looks a bit out of sight for most people to find it. If you need it, follow the yellow line to the official taxis, cross the road there (at the zebra), which gets you to the first busstops that (almost all) go north/northwest/north-east. Cross the road again (at the zebra) to get to the other platforms for buses, these buses almost all take you down south/southeast/southwest. The other side of this busplatform is for BlaBlacar and such. As far as I know, Uber-pickup is located all the way to the right (if Schiphols' main hall is behind you) from where you are standing at that point.

@user-nc4su8qc3o 5 месяцев назад

Sermetovo. Aredom. Moskva. Rasoja. Rasa Tydej

@larryhollingsworth9131 Год назад

Absolutely the worst large airport ever, if you disagree than you have not traveled much.

@mistyluv261 10 месяцев назад

i have a craving for amsterdam frites and mayonaise. do i have to go all the way to city center or is there some place very near or in the amsterdam airport? thank you!

@amsterdamclogvlog 10 месяцев назад

Yes, you can certainly get Dutch fries/patat at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, but it's important whether or not you go through security and can travel to the center of Amsterdam, for example. You have the best chance of getting fries at these 2 restaurants behind security (when transferring, you don't have to go through security and back again). Dammer's Tap behind security at the B-pier -OR- Dutch Kitchen behind security at Holland Boulevard. Another useful tip. All restaurants at Airport Schiphol are managed by HMS-Host. This means that if you walk into any restaurant at the airport and ask where you can get real Dutch fries, they will refer you to a restaurant or eatery at the airport. All restaurants and eateries are therefore connected to each other. If you go to the center of Amsterdam, the best way to get your fries is at our personal favorite Manneke Pis (not sponsored). You will find this on the Damrak (street) exactly between Central Station and Dam Square. You can recognize them by the long line outside and the purple cone bags that contain the fries. We recommend taking the medium because the large is very large. I personally prefer normal mayonnaise because Zaanse mayonnaise tastes a bit more sour. Eet smakelijk!

@mistyluv261 10 месяцев назад

@@amsterdamclogvlog thank you so much!

@user-nc4su8qc3o 5 месяцев назад

Difeder.egaski.dip.tyrasky.piriran.pata.