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Buses, trams (trolleys), subway, taxis and also bicycles meet around one building, the Centraal Station Amsterdam. It's not only a central point in the transportation network, but it's also positioned as a startingpoint to explore the city by foot. No matter what direction you go from here, you will always enter a special part of the city, such as the Red Light District, or the river Het Y. Read more (0 comments)

Schiphol is the largest airport in the Netherlands, it is located just about 20 to 30 minutes from downtown Amsterdam, thanks to a great transportation system. Airport Schiphol has also been rewarded with several prices, currently it holds the title of 'best airport of Europe'. The airport also contains two shopping centres, one in the tax-free area, aswell as one in the public visitors area. Read more (0 comments)

At this moment, Amsterdam has a small subway-network. The subway (in Dutch: Metro) is a very fast way of traveling within the city. Amsterdam is currently developing a new subway-line and planning a few additional lines. For you as tourist this information doesn't seem very important, but the construction work on the street does have its impact on the looks of the city and may also cause traffic diversions. Read more (0 comments)

Whatever the weather, Dutch people will be seen struggling on their bikes to reach their destination. In Amsterdam downtown you see more bikes than cars, not without reason! On your bike you can discover every narrow street in Amsterdam that would be virtually invisible on a car's radar. So pickup your bike, do some physical excercise while enjoying your ride! Read more (0 comments)