Renaissance Amsterdam Hotel
- located close to Central Station in Amsterdam
- high-speed internet access
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About Central Station
Central Station is the perfect vantage point from which to catch a ferry connecting the city to Amsterdam Noord, across the t'IJ. Ferries are free and you can board one just behind the station. Furthermore, all the top attractions and main districts are within easy reach whether by foot or tram, the cheapest ways of getting around Amsterdam.
Everything you need to know about Central Station
Amsterdam Central Station has been serving railway passengers since 1889. This station, also known as Amsterdam Centraal Station, is built on three man made isles in the IJ River. Transportation links from this station provide travelers with easy access to the city of Amsterdam and other cities in Europe. Passengers can take trains, buses, trams, light rail and ferries from the station.
Trains to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport depart from Amsterdam Central Station every 10 minutes during the day and once an hour at night. International trains from the station go to Paris, Frankfurt and Brussels. Domestic trains go to Rotterdam, The Hague, Delft, Haarlem and Maastricht. Travelers can take overnight trains to Milan, Berlin, Munich, Zurich and Copenhagen.
Several bus and tram routes have stops at the station. Visitors can travel northwest, west, east and south of the station using these forms of transportation.
Three light rail lines stop at Amsterdam Central Station. Passengers can take the light rail south and southwest from the station to different parts of Amsterdam.
Travelers can take three ferry lines from the station across the IJ River. One ferry travels north and two travel east.
Train passengers can eat and shop while they are waiting for trains. The Grand Café-Restaurant operates a restaurant and a pub. Passengers can purchase coffee at Starbucks. Moonflower sells gifts and flowers. HEMA has some clothing, cosmetics and stationery. The station has luggage lockers and a place to exchange currency.
Travelers will find several hotels near the station. The Ibis Amsterdam Centre Hotel is next to the station. Crossing the street in front of the station will put visitors at the Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam. Hotel Amsterdam is less than half a mile from the station.
The Royal Palace is one of Amsterdam’s attractions near the station. It was built in the 17th century and several rooms are open for tours.
The Anne Frank House is a museum near the station. Visitors can see the area in the house where the Frank family hid from the Germans during World War II. Some of the family’s possessions are displayed here.
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From Rotterdam, it takes 45 min by train to Amsterdam. The train departs frequently, once or twice an hour. Local buses to the train station take 20 min. From Eindhoven, it is twice as far, but a direct bus goes from here to central Amsterdam, which takes 90 minutes.
Central Station is the hub of Amsterdam - a meeting point for some and a departure point for many.
Amsterdam, probably the most planned city of northern Europe, has long been a well-known city.
Museum Square consists of four museums located around the square: the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum, and the Diamond Museum.
Amsterdam ArenA opened on 14 August 1996. From that day on the Netherlands has had a multifunctional stadium in Amsterdam.
The Amsterdam Stock Exchange is the former name for the stock exchange based in Amsterdam.
Each year the Concertgebouw organizes some 350 concerts in the Main Hall and the Recital Hall. The Concertgebouw also works in close co-operation with impresarios and other organizations that organize concerts in the Main Hall and Recital Hall.
De Nederlandse Opera, (The Netherlands Opera) in Amsterdam, is the leading opera company of the Netherlands. The DNO is renowned for its adventurous and theatrical stagings, its mixed repertoire of modern and established operas, and its strong ensemble orientation.