Cheap bus for Amsterdam

Bus, train or carpooling ?

To go to Amsterdam, each transport has its advantages. The advantage of the bus, is that it's not expensive at all ... Sometimes a little faster, carpooling is nice if you want to talk, but if you would rather rest, you will be more quiet in the bus! Finally, trains can go even faster but they're generally more expensive. At Kombo, we like buses ... But it's your choice, so compare to make your choice !

What bus for Amsterdam?

Pas moins de 8 compagnies de cars peuvent vous emmener à Amsterdam : Flixbus, Eurolines, Regiojet, Sindbad, Amsterdam Airport, BlaBlaBus, BlaBlaBus, BlaBlaBus.

These buses have direct links to Amsterdam number from 148 cities. Mais grâce à des correspondances, ce n’est pas moins de 12 billets de bus possibles pour arriver à Amsterdam. Avec une garantie : vous permettre de trouver le bus le moins cher.

How to buy your bus ticket for Amsterdam? After finding a cheap ticket, we recommend you book it on Kombo. It's simple, quick, and you can save money by buying the ticket earlier, thereofre ensuring you place because buses get easily full. And as Kombo compares prices for all buses, like Isilines, Flixbus or Ouibus, you will have the best selection and the best prices. In some operations, coupons or discounts allow you to make really cheap deals.

Your arrival

On your arrival in the city of Amsterdam, the bus stops in 16 bus stations:

• Amsterdam Sloterdijk

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• Metro Amstelstation

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• Duivendrecht Station

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• Amsterdam Museumplein

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• Amsterdam Dam

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• Amsterdam Leidseplein

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• Amsterdam De Ruijterkade 153

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• Amsterdam Zeeburg

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• Amsterdam Bijlmer

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• Amsterdam Rembrandtplein

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• Amsterdam CS Prins Hendrikplantsoen

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• Amsterdam Rai

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• Amsterdam Muiderpoort

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• Amsterdam Zuid

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• Amsterdam Sciencepark

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• Amsterdam Centraal

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Traveling by bus to Amsterdam and explore the city

The city runs the channels the Amstel River offers a multitude of surprises: no less than 1281 bridges allow the crossing (cycling) of this atypical city where houses lean somewhat in line the shores. Some hide multiple stories, away from the small fishing port that was the Venice of the North in the twelfth century as the home of Rembrandt. Amsterdam, is a land filled both water that multiple cultures: the museums are flourishing all over the city, followed closely by various music festivals, innovation, design ... But do not be fooled its postcard appearances, this is one of the most vibrant municipality: day and night, sensual red light district of the windows rattle the curious, and traditional coffee shops perfume the air of a city also green smell as trees along innumerable banks: a multi-sensory journey awaits you out of your bus, train, car. The main access to the city is by train but also buses, since the Sloterdijk railway station hosts both means of transport with glee, and drops you right next to the Anne Frank House. It is also possible to leave his coach Metro Station Amstel, and jump on a bike the next.