Means of transport Holland

This company was the first in Europe to implement the concept of electrically-powered cabs, a success story that has since been replicated in many other countries. Cab Electric offers services that are both ecological and economical: the cost of a trip, powered by electricity, is thus reduced (25% less!), and therefore more competitive than those of all "classic" cab companies, while at the same time being very clean for the environment, which fits in perfectly with the green mentality of Amsterdam and its countless bicycles.

Located 3 meters below sea level, Schiphol is a pleasant airport from which to travel. It offers a range of practical services (tourist office, Holland Tourist Information, currency exchange open from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m.) and even a branch of the Rijksmuseum! In recent years, staff shortages have scratched the airline's image, but the problem seems to have been solved with wage increases for baggage handlers. It is expected to limit its night flights and jets by 2026.

Amsterdam's Cuypers-designed central station, like the Rijksmuseum, serves all the country's major tourist cities. Rotterdam, Utrecht, Maastricht, beautiful Delft, The Hague and other nearby towns. Rotations are very frequent and punctual trains drop you off at the city gates. Fares are high. The station has just inaugurated two superb and incredible underground bike parks, which should be visited even without a bike. The experience is insane and shows that when it comes to mobility, the Netherlands is king.

So here is a mode of transport that is totally in tune with the port city of Rotterdam! These are small boats that work like cabs and serve the most touristy points of the city, but not only! Reservations are not required, unless there is a real need. These cabs pass every ten minutes or so and can take up to 6 people. Be careful, for the sensitive hearts they can go really fast and you can have some scares. For a moment of James Bond fun!

The historic old tramway Romeo and the tourist line No. 10 through the streets of Rotterdam.

Le, or bus boat, is a convenient and fun way (for visitors who discover the city) to move to Rotterdam. This fast ferry connects Rotterdam (Willemskade) to the cities around Dordrecht. As follows: It is possible to ride with a bicycle without paying any extra fees. 

This high-speed train links Amsterdam and Rotterdam (via Schiphol). The supplement is to be scanned on a special terminal at the station on the platform.

Check-in counters: Halls 2 and 3.

Large modern marina, with a capacity of more than 500 boats (draught: 2,20 m, without variation due to the tides). This address is pleasant and very photogenic. To get an idea of the services offered, visit the website and you will see that you can rent a boat. So why not take a cruise that would make a stopover there? Visiting the surroundings of Amsterdam by water is so in tune with the Dutch elements... Otherwise, don't hesitate to stop by during a visit of the city, it's so charming.

This cab service links the airport with the whole of the Netherlands. It's a service deployed through the airport itself, a guarantee of reliability. So it's the service of choice for journeys to and from Amsterdam airport (Schiphol). Reservations are made easily online, where you enter your flight number and the number of baggage items. It's a service that will make your life easier and your trip more stress-free, which is a nice touch. To keep the bill down, you can also choose to share a cab.

Yes, you will be fine on a blue bike, or with another colour, very visible too. This company rents many bikes, from modern to beach cruiser, from the traditional Dutch bike to the hybrid bike... In short, there's no shortage of choices. Children's bikes are available as well as a large number of guided tours with many themes, most of them by reservation. The welcome is warm and the prices are among the cheapest in the city. Accessories are at your disposal (baby seat, disposable raincoat)

An ideal address for all your bike problems, ideal also for investing in a second-hand model. Recycle distinguishes itself in the repair and renovation of old bicycles and prides itself on being a "social" employer that appeals to the long-term unemployed and offers them a new entry into the labour market. The setting alone, in the heart of the new De Hallen centre, is worth the trip. A typical address in Amsterdam, interesting for several reasons. Feel free to have a drink at the Hallen just across the street!