MERCURE HOTEL AMSTERDAM AIRPORT

Amsterdam is served by Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, which is Europe’s fifth busiest airport. It is well-connected to various cities across the world, such as Dublin, Moscow, Toronto, Madrid, London, Delhi, Beijing, etc. via international airlines such as Aer Lingus, Aeroflot, Air Canada, Air Europa, British Airways, Jet Airways, Air China and many more. 

There are ten railway stations in Amsterdam, out of which six are intercity stations- Amstel, Bijlmer ArenA, Sloterdijk, Zuid, Lelylaan and Amsterdam Centraal. There are regular train services from various countries in Europe, such as Belgium, the Czech Republic, Austria, Belarus, Denmark, France, Poland, Russia, Germany, Hungary and Switzerland. International trains serving theses stations include the Nederlandse Spoorwegen from Berlin, the Thalys from Brussels and Paris/Lille, CityNightLine and InterCityExpress from Cologne and Frankfurt. You can also reach Amsterdam via ferry services from various countries.

Amsterdam can be reached by bus, through various cities in Europe, such as London, Paris, Brussels and many more. Most of the buses are provided by Eurolines. Buses from UK are provided by Megabus and iDBus. However, Netherlands does not have many internal bus services within the country.