Holland by public transport

Holland’s network of buses and trams serves both urban and regional districts of Amsterdam. The Hague and Rotterdam have trams and Amsterdam and Rotterdam have underground trains as well. Services in these cities start at around 6 a.m. and end around midnight.

For further information about public transport: Tel. +31 900 9292.

Circle tram Amsterdam
Line 20, also known as the Circle-tram, runs through the center of Amsterdam with Centraal Station as both beginning and end of the line. During its course it stops at nearly every sight and hotel of importance.

Circle tram 20 runs every 10 minutes from 9am to 7 pm daily. There are 31 numbered stops along the route posted on the signs at the stops, in the tram and on the route map. In addition the numbers will be announced on the intercom system of the tram.

All national tram and bus tickets are valid. Circle Tram tickets can be bought from GVB sales offices, conductors on the Circle Tram and the VVV tourist information offices.

The route of the Circle-tram is:
Centraal Station - Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal - Raadhuisstraat - Rozengracht - Marnixstraat - Leidseplein - Paulus Potterstraat - van Baerlestraat - Ceintuurbaan - van Woustraat - Frederiksplein - Sarphatistraat - Roetersstraat - Plantage Middenlaan - Waterlooplein - Rembrandtplein - Dam - Damrak - Centraal Station v.v.