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Berlin to Amsterdam Trains

28
May
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Departure city
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Departure scheduleTrain informationDescription

Departure schedule

Morning departures

Fastest trip5 hrs 48 min
Longest trip7 hrs 11 min
Earliest04:23
Latest10:46
Departures8
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Afternoon departures

Fastest trip5 hrs 53 min
Longest trip6 hrs 48 min
Earliest12:07
Latest16:46
Departures6
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Night departures

Fastest trip9 hrs 16 min
Longest trip9 hrs 16 min
Earliest23:48
Latest23:48
Departures1
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Travelling from Berlin to Amsterdam by Train

Traveling from Amsterdam to Berlin by train is a comfortable and efficient journey connecting two of Europe’s vibrant capitals. High-speed and intercity trains operated by Deutsche Bahn and NS provide direct services that take approximately 6 to 6.5 hours. Onboard, passengers enjoy modern, air-conditioned carriages with comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and onboard catering options. Amsterdam Centraal and Berlin Hauptbahnhof are both major transport hubs, offering easy access to local transit and other long-distance connections. With multiple departures daily, this route is ideal for business travelers and tourists eager to explore the cultural highlights of both cities.

Berlin to Amsterdam trains information

Berlin
Hauptbahnhof, GermanyOstbahnhof, GermanyLichtenberg station, GermanySudkreuz station, GermanyGesundbrunnen, GermanyBerlin Central Bus Station, GermanyBerlin Alt-Tegel, GermanyBerlin Südkreuz, GermanyBerlin Airport BER (T1/2), GermanyBerlin ZOB Am Funkturm bus station, GermanyBerlin Central Station (Low Level), GermanyBerlin-Spandau, Germany
650 km
Amsterdam
Centraal stationAmsterdam SloterdijkAmsterdam-ZuidAmsterdam AmstelBijlmer Arena Train Station
5 h 48 m
Shortest travel time
168€
Lowest train ticket cost
15
Avg. daily departures
04:23
Earliest departure
23:48
Latest departure

Traveling from Amsterdam to Berlin by train is a comfortable and efficient journey connecting two of Europe’s vibrant capitals. High-speed and intercity trains operated by Deutsche Bahn and NS provide direct services that take approximately 6 to 6.5 hours. Onboard, passengers enjoy modern, air-conditioned carriages with comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and onboard catering options. Amsterdam Centraal and Berlin Hauptbahnhof are both major transport hubs, offering easy access to local transit and other long-distance connections. With multiple departures daily, this route is ideal for business travelers and tourists eager to explore the cultural highlights of both cities.