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Passengers can travel across Germany in order to explore the Netherlands. Travel in style and comfort without a huge expense weighing you down.
What train companies operate the route from Berlin to Amsterdam?
Deutsche Bahn operates this train route.
What is the schedule for the train route from Berlin to Amsterdam?
Travellers will be able to find a train from 6:45am to 11:30pm. Trains depart about every two hours.
What are the departure and arrival train stations for the route from Berlin to Amsterdam?
Berlin HBF is the departure station. The arrival station is Amsterdam Centraal.
What distance is the train route from Berlin to Amsterdam?
The distance between Berlin to Amsterdam is about 408.3 miles.
How long does it take to travel from Berlin to Amsterdam by train?
It takes an average of six and a half hours to travel from Berlin to Amsterdam, however, this is dependant on how many stops the train will make. Some trains have up to five stops, which will make the trip a few hours longer.
What are the stops on the train route from Berlin to Amsterdam?
Most trains will take you directly from Berlin to Amsterdam. On trains that do stop, the two most common stops are Duisburg HBF and Hamm.
Why should you travel by train from Berlin to Amsterdam?
No one likes to be stuck on a bus, plane or car! Deutsche Bahn trains allow passengers to travel in ultimate comfort with the ability to walk to other cars, eat meals, access wifi and electrical ports. There is no weariness for these train travellers. Instead, they will feel recharged, energized, and ready to go explore Amsterdam.
What is there to see and do in Amsterdam?
Amsterdam is a cultural hub that provides tourists a perfect view of what the Netherlands has to offer. The city is both ancient and modern. It has stood since the Middle Ages and evolved over centuries of time. Tourists can find gothic architecture, old bridges, and canals which have been staples of Amsterdam for hundreds of years. At the same time, new parks and recreational areas keep the city feeling fresh and new. A vibrant night life transports you from a time of old to the present.