Limousine Rental in Amsterdam

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (that is also known as Schiphol Airport) is a main international airport in the Netherlands. The airport is located 19 km from Amsterdam. The airport is the third European airport in passenger traffic. It annually services 72 million people. The air hub was founded as a military airfield in 1916. After the First World War, the air base started to serve as a civil airport. Then, the airport stopped being used for military purposes. In the period of the Second World War, the airport suffered from the German occupation, was bombed and destroyed. In 1949, the restored airport took the leading position among airports in the Netherlands.

The passenger terminal is divided into three concourses. Schiphol Airport has six air-strips, five of which can accommodate heavy and large airplanes.

In “Schiphol Plaza” at the airport, there is the railway station where you can catch a train to Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, and the Hague. There are a lot of international railway routes. Schiphol has international and long haul bus connection. The bus station is located in front of the passenger terminal. The taxi rank is located at the exit from the terminal. Read all...

Those tourists, who plan to travel around the city, use public transport, and visit cultural institutions, are recommended to buy a special tourist pass in VVV service. It gives the right to use public transport for free and provides tourists with discounts when visiting museums.

Fans of flowers should visit a flower market located in the heart of the city. Only here you can buy a huge bouquet made of 50 fragrant tulips for just 5 Euro.

Fans of shopping are recommended to visit shops and trading centers in the morning. In the afternoon and on weekends all shopping streets of the city are crowded with numerous people, so looking at shop windows will be rather problematic.

A walk to the local antique store can replace a trip to a museum. Kind sellers will offer guests fresh coffee and will entertain them with interesting stories, but to thank for the entertainment a buyer will be simply required to purchase a souvenir.

It may be quite difficult to travel on the streets of Old Town on a bicycle. There are no special bike lanes here, so there are often traffic jams on all main routes.
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