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Train to Amsterdam from £51.50* one way

*Conditions Apply

Terms and Conditions

Price based on a return journey and tickets at this fare are only available for travel (according to your local departure time):

  • between midday and midnight on a Monday
  • anytime on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
  • between midday and midnight on a Saturday.


Subject to availability at the time of booking. A £4 credit card fee may apply

Travelling beyond Brussels

Any Belgian Station tickets are valid on any Belgian train (except Thalys and ICE) from Brussels-Midi/Zuid to any station in Belgium, departing within 24 hours of your Eurostar arrival. You may also arrive in Brussels up to 24 hours before your train to the UK departs. If the first leg of your journey is from Belgium, you must print your tickets at home.
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Kids under four can travel for free provided they sit on an accompanying adult's lap. One child per adult traveller only.

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Two-bag allowance and no weight restrictions
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Take the train to Amsterdam

Check-in and security at St Pancras International takes just 30-minutes so no need to hang around waiting. Remember your passport and make sure any large pieces of luggage are labelled.

The trip to Brussels takes just over two hours. At Brussels Midi/Zuid you’ll change on to a Thalys train for the remaining 1 hr 52 mins to Amsterdam Centraal Station.

What’s on board?

Eurostar trains have comfy seats, lots of legroom and a table where you can enjoy a meal or catch up  on work.

You can get food and drinks from Café Métropole or, if you’re travelling in Standard Premier or Business Premier, you’ll get a complimentary meal.  

Thalys trains have two classes – Comfort 1 and Comfort 2 – and there’s a bar buffet and wi-fi.

Connecting at Brussels-Midi/Zuid

Once you arrive in Brussels, go down to the main hall and check the departure boards for the next train to Amsterdam.

You don’t need a booking, just find a seat in either Comfort 1 or Comfort 2, depending on your Eurostar ticket.You’ll arrive at Amsterdam Centraal Station, in the heart of the city, with easy access to trams, buses and ferries.

What's on in Amsterdam

It's easy to get around Amsterdam on foot, but it's far more fun on two wheels. So join the 800,000 other cyclists around town and explore some of the city's 400km of cycle paths.

Amsterdam Whats on

What’s on in Amsterdam

April: King’s Day

July: Over het IJ festival

August: Grachtenfestival (Canal Festival)

December: Christmas market
 

Amsterdam cheesemarket

Around Amsterdam

  • Head to the markets at Edam  or Alkmaar for a serious cheese fix.
  • Hike, bike, ride or swim at Zuid-Kennemerland National Park.
  • Visit the historic village of Zaanse Schans.
Amsterdam History Museum

A taste of Amsterdam

  • Tuck into pancake-like poffertjes for a sugar fix.
  • Slather your toast with butter and chocolate hagelslagsprinkles.
  • Try bitterballen – crispy meatballs with tangy mustard.
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