- To Amsterdam from Rome by train
- How to get from Rome to Amsterdam by bus
- Choosing wings
- The car is not a luxury
The Dutch and Italian capitals are separated by a considerable distance, by European standards. Air carriers willingly answer the question of how to get from Rome to Amsterdam. But intercity ground transport also offers interesting options for travelers who prefer to admire the most beautiful landscapes passing by the window of a train or car.
To Amsterdam from Rome by train
Rail transport is very popular in the Old World. High-speed electric trains connect all major European cities, allowing you to travel in comfort.
There is no direct train Rome - Amsterdam, but you can get from Italy to Holland with a change in Paris. The journey takes about 15 hours and the fare is about 300 euros.
The night train through Munich runs 1600 km to Amsterdam in 22.5 hours. You will have to pay 250 euros for a ticket.
The central railway station of the Eternal City is called Roma Termini:
- The exact address for the navigator is Piazzale dei Cinquecento, 00185 Rome.
- The station is open from 4.30 to 1.30.
- Public toilets and a left-luggage office at the station are open 24 hours a day. The issue price is 1 euro per visit and storage hour, respectively.
- While waiting for the train, passengers can exchange currency, dine in a cafe or restaurant, and buy water, food and other necessary things for the trip.
- The station has a post office and bank terminals, travel agencies and information points for visitors to the city.
The easiest way to get to the station is to take the Rome metro. The desired station is called Termini and is located at the intersection of lines A and B. Suitable bus routes are 105, 16, 38 and 92, trams 5 and 14.
A lot of useful information about tickets, transfers and other things for passengers can be found on the Termini station website www.romatermini.com.
How to get from Rome to Amsterdam by bus
The bus between Rome and Amsterdam turns out to be a cheaper transfer option than the train, but passengers will have to spend at least 27 hours en route. Direct flights are operated by the Eurolines IT carrier. The cost of its services is approximately 110 euros, and flights depart from the Tiburtina station. If there are no tickets for the direct flight, you can go with the buses of other carriers, but in this case you will have to change trains:
- In Basel, Switzerland with Flixbus. The ticket price will be approximately 170 euros one way. On the way, the bus takes 28 hours.
- In Munich, Germany with MeinFernBus. The price of the issue is from 135 euros. On the road with them, passengers will spend the longest - 29 hours.
Bus station Roma Tiburtina is located in the northeastern part of the city near the railway station of the same name. You can get to the station by taking the B line of the Rome metro. The desired stop is called Tiburtina.
European buses are very convenient and comfortable. Each seat is equipped with an individual socket for recharging electronic equipment. Passengers can use dry closets and coffee machines on the way. Luggage will be stowed in a spacious cargo hold, and a pleasant air temperature is maintained with the help of a modern air conditioning system.
Choosing wings
The fastest way to get from Rome to Amsterdam is with EasyJet, Alitalia or KLM wings. The cost of a ticket for a direct non-stop flight is 80-100 euros. Airlines often hold special promotions that can help you book your flight even cheaper. You will have to spend no more than 2.5 hours in the sky.
Fiumicino International Airport is a 30-minute drive from the city center. You can get to it by electric train from Termini station (the express train is called "Leonardo") or by train from Tiburtina station. Cotral buses deliver passengers around the clock from Tiburtina station, and the SIT express bus from Termini station. The fare is 6 euros, stops are located at the exit of Terminal 3 Fiumicino.
Arriving in Amsterdam, you can easily reach the city center from Schiphol Airport by train. The Schiphol Plaza platform you need is equipped right at the exit from the terminal. Trains run every 15 minutes from 6 am to 12 am. The bus ride will cost a little less. The most popular routes are NN 197 and 370, going to the very center of Amsterdam. Their departure is also from the stop at the exit of the terminal. The transfer fee is 5 euros.
The car is not a luxury
If you decide to go from Rome to Amsterdam by car, lay on the road at least 17 hours. Remember the strict observance of traffic rules in European countries. The fines for even minor violations can be very impressive. The price of one liter of car fuel in Italy and the Netherlands is quite high - about 1.65 euros. Gasoline is a little cheaper at gas stations near outlets and shopping centers.
There are toll roads in Italy, but in the Netherlands, only travel through some tunnels is payable.
The situation with parking in both cities is rather difficult. Firstly, Rome and Amsterdam have limited traffic zones in their historical part. In addition, it can be difficult to find a parking space even in designated parking areas during peak hours.
All prices in the material are approximate and given as of January 2017. It is better to check the exact fare on the official websites of the carriers.
