Amsterdam Centraal Travel Vlogs, Authentic Tips & FAQs

Make sure to have your tickets ready as they will be scanned when entering or exiting.

When taking the train from Schiphol Airport, avoid buying tickets from machines to skip the additional surcharge.

If you're offered drugs, remember it's illegal to buy from street dealers due to the risk of poisoning.

Consider purchasing a European SIM card for easy connectivity while traveling across countries.

Make sure to buy the correct train tickets to avoid wasting money, as we mistakenly bought bus tickets instead.

Use your credit card for metro tickets; just remember to tap out when you leave.

The train station has vending machines with snacks, which can be a fun way to try local food.

The station is just a 15-minute train ride from Haarlem, making it very accessible.

The station is a great starting point for exploring the city, so plan your route accordingly.

If you're staying in the Noord neighborhood, there's a free ferry that takes you to Amsterdam Centraal in less than 5 minutes.

Traveling by train in Europe is very convenient; you can easily hop from one country to another without much hassle.

Trains run frequently from Amsterdam Central Station, so plan your schedule accordingly to avoid long waits.

Be cautious as there have been multiple stabbings reported in the area, so stay alert.

Expect to see a heavy police presence around the station, which indicates some underlying issues in the area.

Be mindful of your belongings as the station can get crowded, especially during peak hours.

Plan to spend a few hours exploring the gardens to fully appreciate the beauty.

Visit between mid-March and mid-May to see the tulips in full bloom.

Be prepared for a quieter atmosphere around 11 PM as the crowds start to thin out.

Be prepared for busy train stations, especially when arriving in Amsterdam; it can get quite crowded.

Be prepared for crowds at the station, especially during peak travel times.