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Amsterdam & Region Travel Ticket Amsterdam & Region Travel Ticket Amsterdam Beach & Haarlem Amsterdam City V The Amsterdam & Region Travel Ticket entitles you Bus 80 (Connexxion): Amsterdam Beach Line public purposes since 1784; Teylers Museum. Tram 1 (GVB) Tram 2 and 5 (GVB) to unlimited travel in Amsterdam and its whole region Route: Amsterdam Elandsgracht - Zandvoort Busstation A visit to Teylers Museum is like a voyage through time, Route: Central Station – Osdorp De Aker Route: Central Station – Nieuw Sloten / Binnenhof AMSTERDAM -day and night- on bus, tram, metro and train. a voyage of discovery in the world of art and science. The ticket is valid for 1, 2, or 3 calender days from first Bus 80, the Amsterdam Beach Line, takes you to the Tram 1 will take you right through the centre of Trams 2 and 5 will take you right through the centre & REGION check in. A day in this context begins at 0:00 AM and beautiful old city centre of Haarlem. Enjoy the beautiful Bus 75/385 and 82/382 (Connexxion) Amsterdam to the bustling Leidseplein. At the tram stop of Amsterdam to the Museum Quarter with Van Gogh TRAVEL ends the next day at 4:00 AM. small streets and its picturesque houses. From 3 september 2017 bus lines 75 and 82 will change Dam you can find the Royal Palace and National museum, Rijksmuseum and Stedelijk museum. There are With this ticket you always check in when boarding and into bus lines 385 and 382. Monument. At the Leidseplein stop you will find many hotels situated around Museumplein. Trams 2 and 5 TICKET check out when getting off the bus or tram. For metro or Or visit the Dutch first and oldest museum, open for cinemas, bars, restaurants and various theatres. Tram 1 depart in front of Central Station on the "B" side, 8-12x/ train you check in and out at the station (platform). Destination How to get there Frequency From departs in front of Central Station on the "B" side. hour. 1 day € 18,50 / 2 days € 26,00 / 3 days € 33,50 Free map! Historic City Centre Haarlem Bus 80, bus stop Haarlem, Tempeliersstraat 4x/hour Amsterdam, Elandsgracht Tram 9 (GVB) Tram 13 and 17 (GVB) Where to buy Teylers Museum, Frans Hals Museum Bus 300, bus stop Haarlem, Verwulft/Centrum 10x/hour Amsterdam, Bijlmer ArenA Route: Central Station – Diemen Route: Central Station – Geuzenveld / Dijkgraafplein You can purchase your Amsterdam & Region Travel Ticket Train to Haarlem 8x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station Tram 9 will take you right through the centre of Trams 13 and 17 will take you to the Jordaan, undoubt- at various locations in and around Amsterdam. Bubbling Beach Bus 80, bus stop Zandvoort, Busstation 4x/hour Amsterdam, Elandsgracht Amsterdam to the famous Rembrandtplein with cinemas, edly the most sung about, described and romanced town district in Amsterdam. Started as a district for the poor, Locations for purchasing travel passes: bars, restaurants and clubs. This line can also be used for Train to Zandvoort 2x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station the Hermitage Museum at tram stop Waterlooplein. today it is a favourite place for students, artists and young GVB Tickets & Info Tram 9 also stops close to Artis Royal Zoo at stop professionals. Close to tram stop Westermarkt you’ll find Amsterdam Central Station (outside south entrance) IJmuiden Cruise Terminal Bus 82/382, bus stop IJmuiden, Badweg 2x/hour Amsterdam, Station Sloterdijk Plantage Kerklaan. Tram 9 departs in front of Central the Anne Frank House, where she wrote her world-fa- Stations Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA, Lelylaan and Zuid IJmuiden Beach Bus 82/382, bus stop IJmuiden, IJmuiden aan Zee 2x/hour Amsterdam, Station Sloterdijk Station on the “A” side. mous diary while hiding in occupied Holland. Trams 13 EBS Tickets & Info and 17 depart in front of Central Station on the "B" side. Amsterdam Central Station (IJ-Hal on river side) Purmerend Tramplein, Edam Busstation Destination How to get there Frequency From Connexxion Tickets & Info Old Holland: Zaanse Schans & Industrial Heritage Royal Palace, Dam Tram 1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 13, 17, 24, tram stop Dam 6-12x/hour Central Station Schiphol Airport/Plaza (Bus platform B9, open daily Bus 391 (Connexxion): Industrial Heritage Line Final stop: Zaanse Schans. Visit de Zaanse Schans with from 8:30 – 17:30) 1 IJmuiden aan Zee Beach 75 82 to 3/9 382 385 from 3/9 its old Dutch wooden houses and windmills. Here you'll Anne Frank House Tram 13, 17, tram stop Westermarkt 6-10x/hour Central Station NS Tickets & Service A ride on bus 391, the Industrial Heritage Line, is well discover how the Dutch people used to live and work in 2 Port of IJmuiden 75 82 to 3/9 382 385 from 3/9 Schiphol Plaza, main hall (open 24/7) worth your time. the 17th and 18th centuries. Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum Tram 1, 2, 5, tram stop Van Baerlestraat/Museumplein 8-12x/hour Central Station Amsterdam Sloterdijk (open mon-fri 6.00 – 22.00 3 Beverwijk Bazaar 59 and sat-sun 7.00 – 22.00) Rembrandtplein, Artis Tram 9, tram stop Rembrandtplein, Artis 6-8x/hour Central Station 4 81 84 First stop: NDSM terrain. This former shipyard on the IJ Bus 891 (Connexxion): Bloemendaal aan Zee Beach Other train stations in Amsterdam BUIKSLOTER- I amsterdam Visitor Centre river is bursting with creative activity. Between 22 July and 3 September, 3 departures per hour RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre Tram 4, tram stop Europaplein, Station RAI 6-8x/hour Central Station 5 National Park Zuid-Kennemerland 81 84 HOUTMANKADE Zoutkeetsgracht 3 ZOUTKEETS WESTERDOKSDIJK WEGVEER Amsterdam Central Station (outside south entrance) Second stop: Zaandam Centre. The new renovated centre between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM directly from Central 1 IJmuiden aan Zee Beach 75 82 to 3/9 382 3856 fromAmsterdam 3/9 Water Reservoir Dunes 80 Schiphol Airport, Arrivals 2 at Schiphol Plaza of Zaandam is perfect for shopping and relaxing. Station (river side) to Zaanse Schans in 20 minutes. 2 De RuijterkadeMEEUWENLAAN / ’t IJ MANKADE Amsterdam75 82 Central382 river385 side 7 (Holland Tourist Information) Port of IJmuiden to 3/9 from 3/9 Zandvoort aan Zee Beach891 891: from 22/7or to80 3/9 81 84 AN I amsterdam Store ENLA Bus station IJTUNNEL UW Destination How to get there Frequency From EE Westerpark 3 312 316 314 315 319M 34 35 391 394 392 Beverwijk Bazaar 59 8 Race elevatorCircuit park Zandvoort or 81 84 HAARLEMMERWEG stairs Amsterdam Central Station (IJ-Hal on north side) HAARLEMMERWEG HAARLEMMERWEG ARTT_cover_web.indd 1 7/11/17 13:17 HAARLEMMERWEG 18 a b stairs c d e f Hotels NDSM Bus 391, bus stop Klaprozenweg 4x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station 48 4 Bloemendaal aan Zee38 Beach 81 84 9 escalatorSteam Machineescalator Museum Cruquius 340 HAARLEMMER- HOUTTUINEN 21 VAN HALLSTRAAT Ask your hotel if they sell this ticket HAARLEMMER-22 I m l k Noordelijke j h Zaandam Centre Bus 391, bus stop Zaandam, Het Mennistenerf 4x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station 5 National Park Zuid-KennemerlandJ 81 84 10 Zaandam Centre or 67 391g VAN HALLSTRAAT - N AA NL t E Ticket machines (from 1 August 2017) HOUTTUINEN 301 304 EU307W 306 308 32 33 ME NASSAUKADE IJ-Oever Begraaf- 6 NDSM-WERF u n 11 Schiphol Arrivals/Plaza Train to Zaandam 4x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station KADE Amsterdam Water Reservoir Dunes 80 ZaanseTrain SchansStation or 67 391 817 891 plaats NASSAU- FERRY n DE RUIJTERKADE 38 Amsterdam Central Station (IJ-Hal on north side) Vredenhof 10 NIEUWE WESTERDOKSTRAAT7 BUIKSLOTER-WEG ore 80 81 84 12 Zandvoort aan Zee Beach l Zaan Industrial Wall in Wormer MARNIXSTRAAT 67 Zaanse Schans Bus 891, bus stop Zaandam, Zaanse Schans 3x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station 21 3 18 21 VAN HALLSTRAAT 8 or 81 84 13 Amsterdam Area Bus 391, bus stop Zaandam, Zaanse Schans 4x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station Race Circuit park Zandvoort Teylers Museum or 80 300 340 356 FRED.HENDRIK- 9 Steam MachineDE RUIJTERKADE Museum Cruquius 340Het IJ 14 Frans Hals MuseumJava-eiland or 80 300 346 356 To truly experience Amsterdam, be sure to head out Bus 67, bus stop Zaandijk, Zaanse Schans 1x/hour Zaandam, Station NS PLANTSOEN HENDRIKKADE 1 2 5 13 PRINS17 VERLO OST R MARNIXSTRAAT 10 K E or 15 beyond the borders of the city centre. N Zaandam Centre 67 391 Saint Bavo Church or 80 300 340 356 Train to Zaandijk Zaanse Schans 4x/hour Amsterdam, Central Station Wester- Central Station 48 Jordaan 11 16 SUMATRAKADE In less than 30 minutes you will discover excellent park ZaanseL Schans or 67 391 817 891 PTA FloraHolland Flower Auction 172 340 65 1 2 5 13 17 A 172 26 PR. HENDRIK- shopping cities like Haarlem, the majestic windmills 3 18 NASSAUKADE MARNIXSTRAAT MARNIXSTR. 12 W G Zaan IndustrialKADE Wall in Wormer 67 17 Amsterdam Airport Schiphol or 69 197 300 at Zaanse Schans and historic towns like Edam and Old Holland: Waterland & Smalltown Harbours R PR. HENDRIK- 4 9 GALENSTR. KADE PIET N JAN VA 10 U N GALENS B 13 Teylers Museum or 80 300 340 356 18 BeemsterHEINKADE Unesco World Heritage 301 306 VA T PIET HEINKADE Volendam. JAN R. FREDERIK HENDRIKSTR. R 24 26 26 Bus 306 (EBS) takes you (via Purmerend) to the Beemster. Smalltown Harbours Volendam, Edam, Marken, Hoorn 13 14 17 O O 14 Frans Hals Museum or 80 300 346 356 19 110 316 817 7 Volendam. Take some time to discover the Amsterdam Area! TWEEDE HUGO D. V 51 53 54 PRINS HENDRIKKADE 10 48 65 The Beemster reclaimed land is on the UNESCO's list of and Monnickendam can be easily visited taking one of the GROOTSTR.
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