When you visit Amsterdam, you notice that the city has a certain elusive charm, whether you are walking and looking at the blue sky, if it is drizzling, or even when Amsterdam is flooded with tourists during the high season.

So don't choose the best time to travel, when you can, then come. If you can rearrange your plans easily, here are some tips.
Usually, most tourists come to Amsterdam between April and September, when the days are long and the temperatures are milder than in other months.

The only constant in Amsterdam is the unpredictable weather. There is no guarantee that good or bad weather will last all day. The Dutch plan their day and don't look at the weather forecast - do the same.

When is the cheapest time to visit Amsterdam?

The cheapest tickets and lowest prices in hotels are from late October to early March. The only exception is winter holidays.

Amsterdam in spring

In the spring it is excellent - the city is covered with snow, but saffron and hyacinths are already blooming, and people take off their winter clothes and change into lighter ones, celebrating spring.

Below is given detailed information according to the weather, holidays and events in the spring months in Amsterdam.

March. The festive lights are lit, celebrating the opening of the famous royal flower park Keukenhof.

April. Get on your bike and ride around Amsterdam. A whole field of lanterns is lit. And also join the Dutch in celebrating the biggest event of the year - Queen's Day.

May. Enjoy long and warm days. Walk around Amsterdam and remember that summer is coming soon tourist season.

Amsterdam in summer

Endless cultural festivals, outdoor concerts and 16 hours of sun and warm air open up. Despite the large crowds of tourists, summer is the most wonderful time to visit Amsterdam.

Below is detailed information on weather, holidays and events during the summer months in Amsterdam.

June. Visit the two main summer festivals in Amsterdam - the Flower Festival and the Roots Festival.

July. This is the time for outdoor dining, watching outdoor movies and shopping during seasonal sales. July is also the hottest month of the year.

August. On the first Saturday of August, a gay parade lights up (floats on boats) on the canals of Amsterdam. Take part in the festival classical music on channels.

Amsterdam in autumn

The cold snap is coming, and with it the season of discounts on airline tickets. The Dutch celebrate autumn and dine comfortably in their favorite cafes and restaurants.

September. Take advantage of the fact that the crowd of tourists subsided and stroll through the warm streets of Amsterdam. The weather is just perfect!

October. Run the Amsterdam Marathon, go dancing at the Dance Festival, which takes place on the ocher-painted water channels.

November. Visit the Night of Museums and a holiday with local children - Sinterklaas (St. Nicholas).

Amsterdam in winter

Amsterdam is the best place to visit in winter if you are not afraid of the cold and want to celebrate New Year! The holiday is just amazing!

Below is detailed information on weather, holidays and events during the winter months in Amsterdam.

December. Celebrate Christmas and winter holidays according to all festive canons. You can meet him on boats - it’s best to admire the fireworks - drink champagne there and congratulate everyone, everyone, everyone on the New Year, it’s also very convenient, but you don’t have to stand out.

January. It is best to go shopping in January - unprecedented promotions take place, huge discounts are arranged, and air tickets are cheaper than ever!

February. Give your significant other a trip to romantic Amsterdam. I assure you, she will not be disappointed!

Before you go to independent travel for a week in Amsterdam, you need to plan the budget of the trip, and for this you need to know the price of air tickets, hotel rooms and meals. Air travel, the fastest way to get to Amsterdam, average one-way flight time is 3h30min.

The cost of a direct flight (round-trip) Moscow-Amsterdam varies from 16,100 rubles. up to 25100 rub. Airfare prices fluctuate depending on the season. At pre-order(one, two or more months), the ticket price is significantly reduced. Flights on pre-holiday and holidays always more expensive. For any holiday, you need to book tours to Amsterdam, air tickets or a hotel room in advance.

The earlier you book a room, the cheaper it will cost you. The room rate is affected by the season, the location of the hotel and the amenities in the room. The cheapest option for staying in a hostel, renting a bed in a multi-bed room for six nights + breakfast varies from 3,000 rubles to 6,000 rubles. Good budget hotel rooms are sold out very quickly.

The average cost of a hotel room for six nights + breakfast: a single room in a hotel with one star from 10,000 rubles to 15,000 rubles; super suite for two in a hotel with one star - 27094 rubles; single room in a hotel with two stars from 13860 rubles. up to 30,000 rubles; a studio room for two in a three-star hotel in the city center for 21,112 rubles; double room with one bed in a four-star hotel for 27868 rubles.

Rent a Car. The peculiarity of the cost of renting a car is that the longer the rental period, the cheaper the rental. For example, an economy class car for one day will cost 2600 rubles, and renting a car for three days will already cost 1570 rubles.

In Amsterdam, food prices are average. Decent dinner for two good restaurant will cost 4360 rubles. Lunch for one in a cafe costs 872 rubles. Not very expensive and tasty food in Amsterdam can be in kebabs. Leeman Döner prepares the most delicious kebab, you will get a huge plate of meat, vegetables and french fries for only 340 rubles. Very tasty Turkish pizza for 87 rubles.

From the national cuisine, you should try cheeses and herring. Cheese can be bought in the market or in the supermarket. The most delicious herring in Amsterdam is from May to June. A sandwich with herring onions and pickles will cost you 130 rubles. A portion of very tasty french fries, which is sold in any kiosk on the street, costs 218 rubles. In any Asian eatery there are delicious pancakes with meat and vegetables for 87 rubles.

The best fast food in Amsterdam Wok to walk will offer you noodles with meat or rice with meat and vegetables, all packed in a container for 218 rubles. So, to summarize: street food will cost up to 340 rubles, coffee 87 rubles, lunch in a cafe from 872 rubles. You can visit sights or museums from 260 rubles. up to 698 rubles The cost of a week's stay in Amsterdam depends on your needs and financial capabilities.

With the most modest budget, you can spend a week in Amsterdam for 16100 (flight) + 3000 (accommodation) + 2380 (340x7) (food) + 1834 (262x7) (excursions) = 23314 rubles, which is 535 euros. If we take into account the average budget: every day lunches in a cafe, expensive excursions and accommodation in a good single room with amenities, then a weekly vacation will cost 16100 (flight) + 15000 (accommodation) + 6104 (872x7) meals + 4886 (698x7) excursions = 42090 rubles. or 966 euros.

Price excursion tour to Amsterdam from Moscow for a week will cost you 49329 rubles. or 1130 euros. Price New Year's tour to Amsterdam 52444 rubles. or 1200 euros. The cost of tours usually includes round-trip flight, hotel accommodation for six nights + breakfast, several excursions, insurance.

It is cheaper to travel around Amsterdam on your own than with a tour package. But each of these methods has its pros and cons. For example, when traveling on your own, you have to look for and book everything yourself, although on the other hand, such a trip will be economically beneficial, since you plan your expenses yourself, and another plus is that there is no dependence on the group with which you arrived and you go where you yourself want.

The cost of the tour, as a rule, exceeds the cost independent travel, but you don’t need to worry about anything, they will book flights and a hotel room for you, and also prepare an excursion program.

If you are coming to Amsterdam for longer than 3-4 days, then going to another city and seeing different images of Holland is a great idea! Where can I go for a day trip from Amsterdam? Here are some ideas for what to see in the area within an hour's drive of Amsterdam.

Zaanse Schans

What to watch: old mills, an authentic Dutch village, where people still live, but it looks like it was in the 17th-18th centuries.

How to get from Amsterdam:

• by bus number 391, which travels from the IJzijde bus station (on the opposite side of the central railway station). Travel time is 40 minutes.
• by train to Zaandijk Zaanse Schans station and then on foot. Travel time - 17 minutes by train + 10 minutes on foot.
• join to . The duration of the tour is approximately 4 hours.

Attention! In 2019, a Hop-on Hop-off bus operates on the route Zaandam - Zaanse Schans - Edam - Volendam - Monnickendam. The ticket price is 28 euros for adults and 15 euros for children. Buses run every 45 minutes. Great option to see the most picturesque Dutch villages in a day.

Volendam and Marken

What to watch: the authentic fishing village of Volendam, the traditional Dutch village of Marken, cut off from the mainland. This part of Holland is called Waterland, because it is based mainly on water.

How to get there: by bus number 316 to Volendam. Travel time is approximately 45 minutes. You need to get off at the Julianaweg/Centrum stop and walk to the embankment. From Volendam to the Marken peninsula can be reached by ferry, which runs every 30 - 90 minutes, depending on the season.

• Review of the trip to Monnickendam-Marken-Volendam-Edam >>

What to watch: old City capital of the province of North Holland. Haarlem is considered by many to be a miniature version of Amsterdam, with similar architecture but a more relaxed, non-tourist way of life. Real Holland!

Advice: If you are looking for budget accommodation options around Amsterdam, take a look at Haarlem hotels. Their prices are lower than in the capital, and the city itself is pleasant for living and convenient from the point of view. location and transport links.

Zandvoort

Zandvoort is the nearest coastal town from Amsterdam. Half an hour on the road - and you are on the North Sea! In summer you can sunbathe and swim here. And in other seasons - walk along the beach, breathe the sea air, and sometimes watch the elements rage.

How to get from Amsterdam: By direct train to Zandvoort aan Zee station, travel time 30 minutes. On the road from Amsterdam to Zandvoort, you can get off at the intermediate station, see Haarlem, and then continue on your journey. A great way to spend a day or half a day around Amsterdam!

Cheese fairs

If you come to Amsterdam from April to August-September, you should definitely visit the colorful Dutch shows: cheese fairs. They are held in Alkmaar, Edam, Hoorn, Gouda and Wurden on certain days of the week. can be viewed here.

These articles will help you plan your day trips from Amsterdam:

All about public transport in Holland. The Netherlands is a country where it is convenient to travel by public transport. Learn how to build a route

Save this post to your bookmarks. Here I have collected everything I found about organizing a trip to Amsterdam. Helpful Hints, convenient services and life hacks about free entertainment: how easy it is to get a visa to the Netherlands, where it is cheaper to get insurance for a visa, what tricks there are when buying tickets, booking a hotel, tour and car rental, how to get from the airport, which guidebooks and excursions to choose in Amsterdam.

Visa to the Netherlands

1. Travel to Amsterdam with a visa to the Netherlands. In the Moscow visa center of this country, citizens of the Russian Federation receive a Schengen visa for 3,900 rubles. To do this, you need to sign up on his website, collect all the documents indicated there and appear on the appointed day to submit them.

2. If you are reluctant to drag yourself to the visa center and spend half a day submitting documents, then you can pay 2,150 rubles and order a visa at home. You will simply need to take a picture of your papers on your phone and send it through the website or mobile app VisaToHome. The list of documents is already there. Then the specialists will check everything for compliance with the rules of the consulate and, if something is wrong with them, they will give recommendations directly in the application. Then they will fill out the questionnaire for you, come to the specified address and pick up the original documents. In four days, the courier will bring you a foreign passport with a Schengen visa to the Netherlands and other EU countries. You can order delivery to any region of Russia via DHL, it costs about 1000 rubles, depending on the region.

VisaToHome guarantees the complete safety of the documents submitted for visa processing and the confidentiality of the information contained in them. Previously, the VisaToHome service issued visas to children under 6 years of age, disabled people of group I and their accompanying persons free of charge. As of now - I do not know, check. I think it's a great service. Click on the banner below for all the details for obtaining a visa to the Netherlands.

Medical insurance for a visa

3. To obtain a visa, you need medical insurance. If you have a gold or platinum card of any bank, then, most likely, you can get it for free - moreover, immediately for a year, to any country and with good coverage.

4. Another option is to ask the HR department at work. Many companies also give employees free travel insurance policies. Ask about insurance for a visa at the same time when you go to apply for a vacation and pick up a certificate from the place of work, which, by the way, is also needed to obtain a visa.

5. If you forgot about medical insurance for a visa at all, don’t worry: any visa center is always crowded with dozens of private entrepreneurs who will be happy to arrange it for you right on the spot. However, it is still cheaper to take care of the policy in advance.

6. Personally, when I already have a visa, I often go to European countries no insurance at all. For example, I did not apply for a trip to Amsterdam. But if you are going to some traumatic country like Thailand, then a medical policy must be issued. Especially if you are going to rent a bike or practice extreme views sports.

7. To analyze the offers of all insurance companies and choose the cheapest medical policy, use this widget. If you want, you can apply for insurance for a visa and receive it in three minutes to the specified email address right there.

Apartment or hotel in Amsterdam

8. If you travel by couchsurfing or go to visit friends, then you do not need a hotel. However, you still have to book a hotel in Amsterdam, because the visa center requires you to show a reservation. In order not to spend money on this, I use one little trick.

9. Google a hotel or apartment on or on Hotellok. I carefully read the conditions for canceling the reservation of the hotels I have chosen. You need to find one where you can cancel your reservation for free a day before arrival. Not every hotel is like - often one of seven. It is important not to talk about such tricks at the visa center later and do not forget to cancel the reservation a couple of days before the appointed date so that the no-show fee is not debited from the card. If the documents are still in the visa center, it’s not scary, but, just in case, it’s better to postpone the cancellation for as long as possible. When there are not enough funds on the bank card to “pay” for the hotel, the voucher is followed by an e-mail message stating that it is invalid. If there are no other options, you have to remain calm and carry the existing voucher - the chance that everything will work is very high.

10. I really like the service of Hotellok. For example, the fact that they are constantly developing convenient widgets for bloggers. Through this form, you can filter and choose the most suitable hotels in Amsterdam for you.

11. Hotellok also has a special map that helps travelers choose hotels, hostels and apartments depending on their location in each city.

Tickets to Amsterdam

12. It is most advantageous to check different options before buying tickets to Amsterdam and choose the most suitable one in terms of price, comfort and time. You can do this using the form below. Enter your parameters into it (or edit the existing ones) and click "find tickets". The Aviasales website will open in a separate window with tickets to Amsterdam filtered by price for the dates you are interested in. In this way, I always look for and buy cheap flights and discount tickets.

13. Let me remind you that it is better to plan flights to Europe in advance. The further the day of departure, the cheaper the tickets. Six months is a good time. A convenient service from Aviasales, the low price calendar helps you analyze which months to buy tickets to Amsterdam (or any other country) are cheaper, as well as calculate in advance the days when the cheapest flights will be available for purchase. Click on the best value to go to the page of the Aviasales website with tickets filtered by price for the corresponding dates.

14. On the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, the cost of tickets to Amsterdam, as well as to all other international destinations, is recalculated in accordance with the current dollar exchange rate. Accordingly, if the ruble has fallen in a week, then it is better to have time to buy tickets on Tuesday, because the very next day they will be a little more expensive.

15. If you can fly on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, then you can buy tickets a little cheaper than if you went on a trip on other days of the week. The thing is that they usually go on vacation on Friday or Saturday, and most often fly on a business trip on Monday. Tickets for popular days are naturally more expensive.

16. I advise you to also analyze the cost of traveling to Amsterdam by bus. Here is one of the most convenient services for choosing a bus tour.

17. If a trip straight from Moscow to Amsterdam seems too long or expensive, you can try to find a promotional flight to some other European city, for example, Warsaw or Krakow, on Aviasales, and from there take a bus.

18. They also say that there is a magic train to Kaliningrad for 2000 rubles. The trick is that you can leave a little earlier, in Vilnius, that is, in a city that is already European. Getting there in this way is cheaper than if you buy an honest ticket to Vilnius. And already from there a lot of penny, but comfortable buses go and low-cost airlines fly to Amsterdam. Tickets for all trains in Russia and the CIS can be found here.

Cheap tours to Amsterdam

19. You can also search for last minute tours to Amsterdam, which include everything at once: air tickets, hotel accommodation, medical insurance, transfers, visas, guides, go pro camera rental. I advise you to look for the most interesting and profitable trips for you using three different services. Read the terms of the purchase if you like something: in theory, they send contracts directly to the email after payment bank card You don't need to go anywhere or call.

Getting to the airport in Moscow

20. Aeroexpress is the most reliable way to get to Moscow airports, but, unfortunately, it does not operate at night. From 1 a.m. to 5.30 a.m. every half an hour to Sheremetyevo from the Yugo-Zapadnaya metro station and back through the center and some northern stations of the green metro line, there is a regular city bus number H1, which can be paid with a Troika card at a standard rate.

21. Another option is a taxi. If you do not yet use the super convenient and inexpensive Yandex.Taxi or Uber, you can order using this inexpensive service.

22. Another way is to drive to the airport in your own car and park it conveniently for the duration of the trip using this service.

How to get from the airport to Amsterdam

23. Numerous buses from Schiphol Sternet, Zuidtangent and Interliner run daily to the city and suburbs from Schiphol. All buses stop at shopping center Schiphol Plaza, directly opposite the arrivals and departures halls.

You can get from the airport to the center of Amsterdam by bus number 197 (Amsterdam Airport Express), which leaves every 15 minutes from about 5 am to 00:30. The bus runs through Museumplein, Rijksmuseum and Leidseplein. A one-way ticket costs 5 euros. At night, the N97 bus runs on the same route, every hour from 1:27 to 4:27.

Detailed routes and timetables can be found at www.connexxion.nl or at the Connexxion counter in Schiphol Plaza. To travel by public transport, you can purchase a special OV-card and replenish it, travel cards for two or another number of days, or you can buy one-time tickets.

24. You can also get from Amsterdam airport by shuttle bass - Schiphol Hotel Shuttle. They run from 6 am to 9:30 pm and take tourists to hotels. The bus stop (blue branded minibuses) is right in front of the terminal, on platform A7. The cost is about 17 euros. Details can be found on the website. In addition, some hotels organize their own transfers - find out in advance.

25. You can comfortably get from Amsterdam Airport by taxi - you can easily find their counters in Schiphol, they are called Schiphol TravelTaxi. In addition, you can order a taxi in advance on the KiwiTaxi website - they will meet you with a sign, help you load your luggage and take you straight to the hotel. The Kiwi Taxi service is also convenient because you can choose the right class of car and its capacity yourself.

26. The cost of a train ticket from the airport to central station Amsterdam - 4.10 euros. Travel time is about 17 minutes. Trains run frequently both during the day and at night. You can buy train tickets at the special yellow NS machines or at the NS Dutch Railways counters in Schiphol Plaza or on the official website (you can also see the timetable there).

Car rental in Amsterdam

27. To find a car to rent while traveling in the Netherlands, enter your own parameters in this Rentalcars search form and choose the one that suits you best.

Amsterdam travel guide

28. In electronic form, there is a Nelles Pocket guide to Amsterdam. I honestly admit that I have not read it, and I do not know how good it is. You can download it from the link.

The best tour of Amsterdam

30. I really like the approach to the work of the excursion project "Amsterdam at 15:15". They try to tell in the same way as I write my guidebooks: a maximum of fascinating stories and legends from the past and present of the city, a minimum of dry dates. The guide's story is always present helpful information about public transport, national cuisine, museums and all that.

These tours take place in different European cities. They always start at 15:15. The most important thing is to register. Then the guide will come to the appointed place on any day convenient for you, even if you are the only sightseer. 2 hour walk with interesting story in Russian it costs only 15 euros - it is even cheaper than "free" excursions around the world, on which they may then require a tip of about 20 euros.

We talk about better ways cheap flights to Amsterdam from Moscow, St. Petersburg and other Russian cities. Direct flights and with transfers. Information about low-cost airlines from Finland, the Baltics and Poland. Choose the most convenient option for you!

Amsterdam is a hero city, valiantly upholding the idea of ​​freedom and self-expression in our dark times of all-encompassing consumerism and the inner emptiness of human subjects. Any still somewhat living soul cannot but rush into, in order to finally break out of the dusty routine of everyday life in post-Soviet megacities and breathe in fresh air with a slight hint of cannabis and the scent of blooming tulips.

In general, if the heart is torn to Holland, there is no need to resist. Check out our tips on how to get to Amsterdam cheaply and start your trip!

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How to get to Amsterdam from Moscow

Direct flights. The most convenient and fastest way to get to Amsterdam is by taking a direct flight. Direct flights from Moscow are carried out by KLM and Aeroflot. Flight time - 3-3.5 hours. Ticket prices usually start from 15,000 rubles.

Flights with transfers. This way to fly to Amsterdam allows you to save a lot of money. Round trip tickets can cost as little as . The lowest prices are usually with Aegian, Air Serbia, AirBaltic, Swiss airlines. Connections are made in Athens, Belgrade, Riga, Zurich and other cities. Connections can be both short (1 hour) and long. In the latter case, you can go to the city for sightseeing.

From time to time there are stock(for both direct and flights with transfers) - find out about them in the news at.

Flights to other cities in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is not the only city in the country where you can fly. Some people find it more convenient to fly to Rotterdam, Eidhoven, Maastricht. Tickets to these cities cost from 16,000 rubles. There are no direct flights, only with connections in Amsterdam, Vienna or other European airports. This flight option seems extremely inconvenient to me. I recommend doing it differently: fly to Amsterdam, and then take the train directly from Schiphol Airport to the desired city (there are excellent train connections in the Netherlands).

You can get to Amsterdam from Moscow by train, but excessive cost and time-consuming make this option meaningless.

How to get to Amsterdam from St. Petersburg

The cost of the round-trip flight is indicated.

Direct flights. KLM flies on the route. The journey takes just under 3 hours. Tickets usually cost from 16,000 rubles. I flew to Amsterdam from St. Petersburg and back with direct KLM flights. Definitely the most convenient option!

Flights with transfers. This is a slightly cheaper way to fly to Amsterdam. Tickets can be bought from 11,000 rubles. Minimum prices are usually airlines Air Serbia, Air Baltic, Air France. Sytkovki in Belgrade, Riga, Paris of different duration.

There are sales with more low prices. You can follow the promotions.

Search for cheap flights

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Tickets to Amsterdam from other Russian cities

The cost of the round-trip flight is indicated.

It is inexpensive to fly to Amsterdam from Kaliningrad (from 10 thousand rubles), from Samara, Nizhny Novgorod(from 13 thousand), from Kazan, Yekaterinburg (from 14 thousand).

Tickets from Novosibirsk usually cost from 25,000 rubles. From Krasnodar and Sochi - from 18,000 rubles.

The easiest way for residents of Kaliningrad is to get to Vilnius, Kaunas or Riga and fly from there to the Netherlands on.

How to get to Amsterdam from Minsk

The cost of the round-trip flight is indicated.

The easiest way for Belarusians is to fly from Minsk to Amsterdam on direct flight Belavia (only 2 hours 40 minutes and you are in the Netherlands). But the price of tickets is quite high - from 250 euros.

Cheaper to fly with Lufthansa or Austrian Airlines with connections in Frankfurt am Main or Vienna (there are short ones - from 45 minutes). Ticket price - from 170 euros.

If you need to save money, you can take buses, trains or electric trains from Belarus to Vilnius, Warsaw, Kaunas, and from there fly to Amsterdam, Eindhoven or Dusseldorf on low-cost airlines. One-way tickets cost from 20 euros.

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Low-cost airlines. Where is the cheapest place to fly to Amsterdam?

From Poland

Residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region can cheaply get to Amsterdam via Helsinki. The European low-cost airline Transavia flies from the Finnish capital to the Dutch capital. You can fly round-trip from only 5400 rubles (80€).

From Lithuania

It is very cheap to fly to the Netherlands from Vilnius and Kauns on the flights of the low-cost airline Wizz Air. One-way tickets cost only from 1000 rubles (15€)! Direct flights. In this case, we are flying not to Amsterdam, but to Eindhoven. Then from this city we can easily and quickly take a train to Amsterdam or another city in Holland.

From Latvia

You can cheaply fly to Amsterdam from Riga on direct Air flights Baltic. Round-trip tickets cost from 9,000 rubles (€130). It is even cheaper to fly to Eindhoven aboard Wizz Air - a one-way flight costs from 1400 rubles (20€).

From Poland

The price shown is for one way flights.

It is extremely cheap to get to Amsterdam from the cities of Poland.

• Tickets for direct flights from Katowice cost from 1800 rubles (26€). A/C Transavia.
• Tickets for direct flights from Warsaw - from 3000 rubles (43€). A / KLM.

Other budget ways to fly to the Netherlands:

• From Gdansk to Groningen on board Wizz Air - from 650 rubles (9€).
• From Gdansk, Warsaw, Lublin to Eindhoven - from 700 rubles (10€).
• From Katowice to Maastricht - from 650 rubles (9€).

Of course, it is not convenient to fly from all these cities in Poland, since many of them are located far from the border of Russia or Belarus - for example, Katowice. However, it is very easy for residents of Kaliningrad to get to Gdansk and fly from there. Residents of Belarus can easily get to Warsaw or Lublin.

Also, from the airports of the cities listed above, you can cheaply fly to the airport of the German city of Dusseldorf. It is close to the Dutch border and offers easy access to Amsterdam by train or bus.

How to get to these airports

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