Kayseri - Amsterdam Cheap flight tickets

From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to the city centre

Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is Europe's third largest airport. The price of the flight tickets Kayseri Amsterdam change depending on the desired travel time. We therefore recommend that you book your tickets well in advance. Trains and trams are preferred as public transport within the city. Bicycles are also considered to be the most popular means of transport. The airport is about 9 km away from the centre and hundreds of tourists choose the most varied of transport connections every year.

Train

If you want to choose a cheap and comfortable means of transport, we recommend the trains, which run at 10 minute intervals. Amsterdam Centraal Station, the Zuid commercial center and the Rai conference center can be reached in 15-25 minutes.

Bus

Another way to get to the city center from the airport is by bus. During the day, bus 197 runs every 10 minutes and the number N97 is used for night traffic, which does not run that often.

Taxi

The taxi offers you a quick and comfortable connection. You can also reserve a taxi in advance for a cheaper price.

Car rental

You have a ticket to Amsterdam but not only want to see Amsterdam, but also explore nearby places such as Düsseldorf by car, then visit one of the many car rental points at the airport or reserve your rental car in advance.

Sights in Amsterdam

It is possible to reach many of the city's tourist attractions on foot or by public transport from Central Station. Centraal Station is the central station for trains and trams. At Schiphol Airport or Central Station you can buy the Amsterdam Card for 24, 48 or 72 hours, with which you do not have to pay any additional costs for numerous museums. Furthermore, with the Amsterdam Card you can use public transport and go on canal tours. 3-4 days will be enough for you to fully explore Amsterdam. For your Amsterdam flight (Schiphol Airport) trip you will find the best early bird Kayseri Amsterdam flight deals on our homepage. Make sure to check out our City of Waters travel guide too.

Canal Tour

Did you know that there are over 1500 bridges in Amsterdam, far more than in Venice? To enjoy the canals that are on the UNESCO World Heritage List, you can choose a tour in front of the Central Station. During the tour, apart from the history of Amsterdam, you will see buildings from the 16th century. You will notice the boat houses that were built in the 1960s because of space problems. If you did not have the opportunity to take a canal tour on your first visit to Amsterdam, please take another look at our homepage to visit this beautiful city a second time.

Museumplein/Museum Square

The square is named after the museums that are located around the square, south of the city. There is also the famous lettering, the so-called Amsterdam symbol 'I AMsterdam'. In the first hours of the morning you will have a better opportunity to take photos there, as the tourist rush is not great in the morning. From time to time concerts are also held in this square. Throughout your entire trip, you will not regret that you have booked a flight to Amsterdam.

Rijksmuseum/Reichsmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is undoubtedly the largest national museum in the Netherlands. Around 8000 works from the 17th century by Rembrandt, Jan Steen, Vermeer and other famous painters are located in the museum. The library, which is located in the museum, is also worth seeing.

Van Gogh Museum

The Van Gogh Museum is one of the most important museums in the world with its works. Van Gogh's brother painted over 200 pictures and over 500 drawings. The museum is one of the most visited tourist attractions and is located in the Museumplein. Here you can also make use of your Amsterdam Card.

Stedelijk Museum/Municipal Museum

When booking a trip to Amsterdam, be sure to check out the Museumplein Art Museum, built in 1895, where you can see important works by famous artists such as Picasso, Monet and Cezanne.

Anne Frank House

With the diary she kept during the Second World War, Anne Frank became world-famous and the Anne Frank House is one of those places that you have to see in Amsterdam as well. One of her relatives survived the concentration camp and thus her diary came to the public, which was subsequently sold as a book and also made into a film. This is another reason to buy an Amsterdam Card after your Kayseri Amsterdam flight ticket.

Amsterdam Museum

The largest collection of archaeological finds is exhibited in this museum. Works of art about the city's history, clothing, furniture, jewellery and statues can be viewed here.

The Dam

The dam is the central main square, which was built in the 13th century. The first fishing market took place here. The square can be reached on foot in about a few minutes from the Central Station. In the 17th century the square was the political and economic centre. You can relax a little at the cafes and restaurants that are located here and visit the numerous boutiques and shops. The national monuments that you will see across from the main square were built for those who died in WWII.

Koninklijk Paleis/Paleis op de Dam

Originally this palace was built in the 1600s as a palace of justice. At that time it was the largest government building in Europe and was converted into a royal palace for the royal family in the early 1800s.

De Nieuwe Kerk/New Church

Is a late Gothic basilica and after the Oude Kerk (old church) the second oldest church in the Dutch capital Amsterdam. It is the coronation church of the Dutch monarchs. You should definitely see the organ and the decorations of this historic church.

Madame Tussaud

The famous exhibition of wax figures of world famous personalities can be found in Madam Tussaud in the main square. If you have not already seen the wax figures in another city, you should take a few hours to see them.

The Vondelpark

The Vondelpark is located in the middle of the city and is a relaxing and enchanting park with a lake in which there are trees with the small and large little things worth seeing, it’s beautiful meadow. A number of cafes and restaurants, an open-air stage for plays and courses for cyclists are also located here.

The Keukenhof

Welcome to the largest flower garden in Europe! The Netherlands is known for its tulips and is also a paradise for flowers. Over a million visitors annually come to this beautiful garden on cheap flights to Amsterdam. If you can't get enough of the beauty of the beautiful flowers, head to the Bloemenmarkt to buy bulbs and flowers.

Kalverstraat

The Kalverstraat is a very popular shopping street in Amsterdam. You can have a pleasant time in the numerous cafes and restaurants.

Begijnhof/Beguinage

This courtyard was donated as a residential complex for the beguines. These women lived as nuns, but not within a monastery community and therefore enjoyed more freedom. The place also served as a nursing home for nuns.

What do you eat in Amsterdam?

Amsterdam is a port city and therefore the cuisine carries a touch of many different cultures. If you don't want to take a lot of time for lunch breaks during the day, you've come to the right place. The small meals that you can eat on the go are very popular here. Falafel, waffles (called stroopwafels) various types of ice cream and deep-fried fries are some of the filling foods you can find anywhere. Other choices would be sandwiches, known locally as broodjes, tostis, saucijzenbroodje, uitmijter. The main desserts in Amsterdam are cheese variations. If you can't decide what to choose, definitely try Edam and Gouda. If you like to enjoy dishes from the Far Eastern cuisine and like unusual and spicy sauces, you should try the rice dish Ristaffel. The famous Dutch fish the 'Ringa' is very delicious and rich in vitamins. The fish can be enjoyed both during the day and for dinner. If you want to have vegetables or mashed potatoes with the meat dishes or sausages, the Stamppot is just right for you. Treat yourself to the Oliebol dessert after your meal. This sweet dish consists of deep-fried dough that is decorated with raisins and apples. The most popular alcoholic beverage is beer and a tonic called genever. If you prefer non-alcoholic drinks, the Cafe-Latte-like Koffie verkeerdi would be worth a try. Dutch cuisine uses meat and potatoes a lot, but you can also find many French, Asian, Indian and Indonesian restaurants. So the flight to Kayseri Amsterdam definitely pays off in a culinary sense.

Culture and Entertainment in Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a city that never sleeps and no matter where you are in Amsterdam, you will not overlook the different cultures that meet here. With its history, culture and architecture, Amsterdam is not necessarily one of the cheapest cities. If you are planning your vacation on a low budget, you can find the cheapest flight tickets to Kayseri Amsterdam on our homepage. In the city you can tour the canals, as well as historical and cultural tours. You will notice that there are a lot more bikes here than cars. If you like cycling, you can also use a rental bike as a means of transport. However, you should be very careful about bicycle traffic. To make your time in Amsterdam unforgettable, you can also enjoy the wonderful view of the public city library and also use the free internet there. Many festivals take place in Amsterdam, so it is advisable to have a look at the festival calendar before booking your plane ticket to Amsterdam. A large selection of shopping opportunities awaits you here, for example in Albert Cuypmarkt you will literally find everything you need. There is also the Kalverstraat, one of the most popular shopping streets in the city, where you can visit the Magna Plaza, the Leidsestraat, where the world-famous brand stores are located, and the Hoofstraat, where you can explore the shops with the most modern architecture. The city's liveliest shopping center is located on Rembrandtplein, named after the famous painter. If you are interested in design and decoration, we recommend the streets; Utrechtsestraat, Westerstraat and Haarlemmerstratt. Lately the demand for vintage used items has been very high; you can find them in Waterlooplein. You can even book an Kayseri Amsterdam plane ticket just for shopping! As gifts for your return trip, you could buy souvenirs, traditional slippers, cheeses, beer, chinaware, tulip bulbs and chocolate. The nightlife in Amsterdam is very active and a lot takes place in the districts of Rembrandtsplein and Leidseplein, which are definitely worth seeing.

When you are ready to visit the City of Freedoms, you can compare the cheapest Kayseri Amsterdam airline tickets and find the best deal for you on our website. With early bird discounts on your Amsterdam (Schiphol Airport) flight ticket and many payment options, don't miss the chance to explore this beautiful city.