Amsterdam Central

Amsterdam Central Station is the city's major train station. At the same time, it is the busiest station in the Netherlands. The majority of trains stop here. So, this is where you should begin your adventure to the Netherlands. Amsterdam Central is the city's heart, not only because of its position, but also because it serves as a transportation hub for several railway lines, bus lines, taxis, and linkages to the airport and anything else you can think of, including boat tours. The station, which opened to the public in 18889, is designed in the Neo-Renaissance style, while increased traffic necessitated contemporary modifications and facilities. An insider tip: Allow plenty of time if you need to change trains in Amsterdam Central. The platforms are far apart, and you must navigate escalators while carrying your stuff. There are departure boards, however they are not always visible.

National and international railway services at Amsterdam Centraal are provided by NS, the principal rail operator in the Netherlands. Amsterdam Centraal is the northern terminal of the local public transportation company GVB's Amsterdam Metro lines 51, 53, 54, and halt 52. It is also served by a variety of GVB tram and ferry lines, as well as GVB, Connexxion, and EBS local and regional bus services. The Amsterdam Centraal was built in 1889 and designed by Dutch architect Pierre Cuypers. It has a Gothic, Renaissance Revival station structure and a 40-metre-long cast iron platform canopy.

Location: Netherlands