Amsterdam Cruise Port

Can anyone tell me the most ecomonical way to get from the cruise port in Amsterdam to the centre of Amsterdam please?

How far is it? Cost ? Thanks :)

Walk ...it is about a 10-15 walk to near the Central train station

it depends on where you are looking to go

The tram is across the road you can buy a single ticket or a 24 hr pass

http://www.iamsterdam.com/en-GB/experience/plan-your-trip/getting-around/public-transport/region-day-ticket

Walk ...it is about a 10-15 walk to near the Central train station

it depends on where you are looking to go

The tram is across the road you can buy a single ticket or a 24 hr pass

http://www.iamsterdam.com/en-GB/experience/plan-your-trip/getting-around/public-transport/region-day-ticket

That's great thanks. I had no idea it was so close. :)

Check this map. cruise terminal is on B5.

You can zoom in by clicking in into each section.

http://www.amsterdam.info/print/map/

Be aware that some cruises donot leave from Amsterdam but IJmuiden, which is much farther out.

I would take the tram, #26 if my memory is right. Something like three stops.

I would take the tram, #26 if my memory is right. Something like three stops.

Depends on where they are going

1 stop to the Central train station area

2 stops to Damtrack area

Can anyone tell me the most ecomonical way to get from the cruise port in Amsterdam to the centre of Amsterdam please?

 

How far is it? Cost ? Thanks :)

We just finished our cruise and while in Amsterdam, we walked.

It was about a 10 minute walk from the terminal to central station, another 39 minutes to Anne Frank House, and another 35 minutes to either the Van Gogh museum or Rikjmuseum. The walking gave us an opportunity to browse so shops and absorb the atmosphere of the town. We walked all the way back to the ship as well. After dinner we took a 15 minute walk to the red light district. Walking is easy but you have to keep your eyes out for the cyclists.

We just finished our cruise and while in Amsterdam, we walked.

It was about a 10 minute walk from the terminal to central station, another 39 minutes to Anne Frank House, and another 35 minutes to either the Van Gogh museum or Rikjmuseum. The walking gave us an opportunity to browse so shops and absorb the atmosphere of the town. We walked all the way back to the ship as well. After dinner we took a 15 minute walk to the red light district. Walking is easy but you have to keep your eyes out for the cyclists.

Yes you do!

We just finished our cruise and while in Amsterdam, we walked.

It was about a 10 minute walk from the terminal to central station, another 39 minutes to Anne Frank House, and another 35 minutes to either the Van Gogh museum or Rikjmuseum. The walking gave us an opportunity to browse so shops and absorb the atmosphere of the town. We walked all the way back to the ship as well. After dinner we took a 15 minute walk to the red light district. Walking is easy but you have to keep your eyes out for the cyclists.

And also for the trams and cabs using tramtracks.

And also for the trams and cabs using tramtracks.

So true! :D

Beware of those two sorts hehe!

We just finished our cruise and while in Amsterdam, we walked.

 

It was about a 10 minute walk from the terminal to central station, another 39 minutes to Anne Frank House, and another 35 minutes to either the Van Gogh museum or Rikjmuseum. The walking gave us an opportunity to browse so shops and absorb the atmosphere of the town. We walked all the way back to the ship as well. After dinner we took a 15 minute walk to the red light district. Walking is easy but you have to keep your eyes out for the cyclists.

Great information. Thanks!

We are walkers and BY FAR the city that we Have ever felt most danger of being hit was Amsterdam by a bicycle. The bicyclists serm to either have or take the right of way over walkers. Be careful!