| Bus and Metro |
Gemeentevervoersbedrijf
(GVB) is the public
transport company in charge of both the bus,
metro and tram in the city.
Amsterdam has 4 metro lines around the city
allow for a quick and efficient. Tickets for
access to the platforms are purchased at automatic
machines in each station, or at points of customer
service that is in some seasons. Under no circumstances
can buy your ticket by credit card, always
pay with affective.
On the bus Amsterdam has an extensive fleet
that can both move around the city and travel
to neighboring towns. There is also a night
bus service that operates enters the 00:30
and 7:30.
Depending on the days we're in Holland you
can buy a card called Strippenkaart
and is valid for Amsterdam as major cities.
This card covers the services of metro, bus
and tram. |
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| Tram |
| The tram is also
a great way to get around the city and the peripheral
zone. If you have a card above we can benefit from
cheaper prices. We must never forget to stamp our
ticket to go and that the fines are high if it
passes the reviewer and we have our ticket stamped. |
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| Taxi |
| Like all big
city of Amsterdam has a good fleet of taxis.
If we do not want to pay a very high bill, it
is advised not to take this means of transport
unless it is unavoidable. |
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| Train |
| Amsterdam has 9 train causing
it is also a way to get around the city, however
the use of this transport is advised especially
if we leave the city. The city's main station
is Centraal Station and from here we train to
anywhere in the country. This also is no train
station at Schiphol airport. For more information
visit http://www.ns.nl/ |
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| Major train stations in Amsterdam |
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