You can buy tickets on most trams and buses within cities. The day ticket is the most common and accessible ticket to travel on any train during off-peak hours. If you’re travelling between cities and towns, you can buy many types of (cheap) train tickets. Public transport in the Netherlands is reliable and easy to use - most big cities have trains, trams, and buses, and some, like Rotterdam and Amsterdam, even have metros and ferries. Using the Dutch public transport system for day trips There are a couple of ways to get around for day trips in the Netherlands depending on what you’re comfortable with taking public transport, hiring a car, and cycling.
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How to get around the Netherlands for day trips Zaanse Schans: a picture-perfect town of windmillsĪ trip to the Netherlands would be incomplete without seeing windmills - and there’s no better way to see them than in the historical town of Zaanse Schans. If you won’t be in the city for long, a 30-minute day trip from Amsterdam is perfect if you want to get out of the city for a day! Here are our top picks for nearby towns and cities. Day trips from Amsterdam: frequently asked questionsĭay trips less than 30-minutes from Amsterdam.How to get around the Netherlands for day trips.Schiedam: home to the world’s tallest windmill Gouda: the birthplace of iconic Dutch cheese The Hague: city of international peace and justice Rotterdam: a city with an unmatched skyline Utrecht: the very centre of the Dutch mainland Day trips less than one hour from Amsterdam.
Volendam: a traditional Dutch fishing town Broek in Waterland: a village fit for sea captains Zaanse Schans: a picture-perfect town of windmills
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