The Netherlands

Valid from 11.12.2016

Are you travelling to the Netherlands?

You can get to the Netherlands from the Czech Republic aboard comfortable EuroCity and InterCity trains with just one transfer in Berlin.

Where and how to purchase a ticket?

at an international ticket counter
in the e-shop

Purchase a ticket

By train to Amsterdam

Despite the fact that there is no direct connection in the 2019/20 timetable between the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, you can travel in comfort from Prague or Ústí nad Labem to Amsterdam with a transfer in Berlin. You will leave Prague in the morning and in the evening you will arrive in Amsterdam. You can return in a similar manner, with a morning departure from the Netherlands.

You can obtain more detailed information about the train journey to The Netherlands from our

Travelling on EuroCity and InterCity trains

How Much to the Netherlands

For your trip the Netherlands, you can use discounted First Minute Europe to Netherlands tickets purchased through the ČD e-shop or at ticket counter. A ticket for one person from Prague to Amsterdam (or in the reverse direction) on selected trains costs c. CZK 1,480 (EUR 54).

Complete offer for your trip to the Netherlands

Ticket prices are set in EUR. The price in CZK may change according to the current exchange rate against the euro.

Basic Information

area ... 41,526 km2
capital ... Amsterdam
population ... 16.3 million
highest point ... Vaalserberg, 321 m.a.s.l.
length of the railway network ... 2,813 km

Main railway carriers:

Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS)

The Netherlands is a flat country in western Europe on the North Sea coast. It is famous for Dutch cheese, windmills and the cultivation of flowers, particularly tulips.

Amsterdam

Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and a cultural and financial centre. The city-centre dates from the “golden” 17th century and abounds in museums, of which the most famous is probably the Van Gogh Museum. Amsterdam has always been a cosmopolitan, multicultural and tolerant city. Its atmosphere is significantly shaped by a network of canals in which over 2000 boats and houseboats are anchored. You can rent a Canal Bike paddleboat or use a Canal Bus, which has regular stops.