Flights to Amsterdam
Discover Amsterdam: The City of Canals
Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands famous for being liberal, diverse, curious, and one of the most exciting cities in Europe. Netherlands Amsterdam is a vibrant and charming city known for its heritage, canals, narrow houses, and intricate historical architecture. Home to the famous Van Gogh Museum and many more, the city is fascinating to walk around from the museums to the canals to the interesting coffee shops and charming streets. The city truly has a diverse culture with something on offer for everyone. Explore Corendon Airlines' affordable and flexible Amsterdam flights and book your flight to this magical city right away.
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Summers are warm and partly cloudy; winters are very cold, windy and mostly cloudyTime Zone
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Amsterdam is mostly known for its canals and culture. You can enjoy great architecture, biking, and some of the most beautiful museums in the world. Search Corendon Airlines for the most suitable flights to Amsterdam now and discover this beautiful city.
Amsterdam City Life
Amsterdam Canals
Being one of the world's most watery cities, Amsterdam is home to more than 160 canals that cover 100km. The canals play an important role in maritime traffic but are also a great source of income thanks to the tourists that flock to the city each year. The canals were built during the 17th century and are now one of the reasons Amsterdam is famous throughout the world. The Canals were placed on UNESCO's World Heritage list in 2011 for their historical importance. The sheer joy of wandering the city and meandering the cobbled streets and canal bridges cannot be duplicated in Amsterdam.
Bike Tour
A bike ride around Amsterdam is one of the nicest and most exciting ways to see the city and one of the most popular in the drier months. It's best if you book an organised tour with a guide who will show you around the best places to visit. There are many quaint waterways and cobbled streets to wind your way around. Amsterdam is full of rich history and culture and one of the most charming cities you can visit.
Amsterdam Cuisine
Bitterballen
You will find bitterballen on almost all pub snack menus in Amsterdam. The traditional dish is the Dutch version of meatballs made by making a thick stew with meat left to thicken and set in the fridge then breaded and fried. A very popular snack while having an evening out with friends.
Snert
Great for those chillier days the famous Dutch version of Pea soup Snert is widely consumed in the Netherlands and can be found in most Street Vendors throughout Amsterdam.
Stroopwafel
Be sure to try Stroopwafel when you stop for coffee, a Dutch sweet surprise made of two thin layers of baked dough joined together by a caramel filling. It tastes absolutely divine and the best way to eat it is by putting it on the top of a hot cup of coffee until it becomes soft and then simply enjoy.
Amsterdam Culture
Rijksmuseum
A fantastic museum showing the best of Dutch art. Full of historical artefacts on a journey of 800 years through Dutch history. Exhibiting The Night Watch by Rembrandt and The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer and over 8000 other pieces. A trip to the museum is like an adventure through time.
Van Gogh Museum
The world's famous painter Vincent Van Gogh's largest collection is housed in the Vincent Van Gogh museum that opened Amsterdam in 1973. The museum holds 200 paintings, 500 drawings and 750 letters. The museum is so popular it has over 2 million visitors a year. If you don’t get a chance to visit you will truly miss out. There is nothing more mesmerising then spending an afternoon with one of the greatest painters of all times.
Amsterdam Nature
Amsterdamse Bos
Known as the lung of the city and sits in both Amsterdam and the neighbouring Amstelveen who work together to ensure the upkeep and survival of the park. The park covers over 1000 hectares that’s home to 150 species of trees, 200 birds and is also home to animals such as squirrels, frogs and rabbits. The park is full of fauna but, most of the species in the park are found in the botanical garden. So, whether you want to take an afternoon stroll or a morning run you can admire the beautiful nature the park offers.
Zuid Kennemerland National Park
A short 40-minute drive out of Amsterdam will take you to the Zuid Kennemerland National Park famous for its wild dunes that offer amazing outdoor activities for those who prefer something a little bit more adventurous such as horse riding, hiking and cycling. The dunes and park landscapes are absolutely breathtaking with magnificent views of the North Sea coast. The National park is home to 40% of all plants and animals in the Netherlands so a real treat that will see you on the lookout for flora and fauna and animals such as foxes, squirrels or a Highland Cow! Perfect for a day of breath-taking beauty and exhilarating activities.
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Amsterdam flight ticket
| Cheapest flight ticket | Airport | Flight duration | Cheapest date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antalya → Amsterdam flight ticket: 122.99 EUR |
Schiphol Airport | 2 hr 15 min | 27 Jan 2025 |
| Destination Airport: Amsterdam Schiphol (AYT) | |
|---|---|
| İzmir - Amsterdam flight duration | 3:40 hours |
| Antalya - Amsterdam flight duration | 4:10 hours |
| Bodrum Milas - Amsterdam flight duration | 3:45 hours |
| Kayseri - Amsterdam flight duration | 3:15 hours |
| Konya - Amsterdam flight duration | 4:15 hours |
Transportation in Amsterdam
Amsterdam has a neat and reliable public transport network. Many points of the city are connected by train, tram, metro, bus and ferry. The public transport chip card (OV-chipkaart) is used for travel on buses, trams and metros. For visitors, the most convenient option is a disposable one-hour card or day card.
Accomodation in Amsterdam
There are many accommodation options in Amsterdam from Boutique or Luxury hotels to hostels, houseboats and campsites. The list is endless depending on your budget and the style of accommodation you prefer. Cheap accommodation deals in Amsterdam can be found throughout the year however, for peak season we recommend you take advantage of booking early to get the best Amsterdam deals on offer. If you’re a first-time visitor to the city Westerpark is close enough to the centre to make exploring easy but is far enough away where your stay will be more relaxed. If you are more budget conscious then Out Zuid a major tourist area has lower accommodation prices making it ideal for finding a cheap accommodation deal in Amsterdam. If you're traveling with your family then Plantage is a residential neighbourhood with Jewish heritage that’s ideal for families and not too far to travel to get to the most popular attractions.
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