amsterdam to brussels
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Regional train takes about 3.5 hours - train station is in Schiphol airport, and ticket office is there, too. Very easy. Train will stop at Gare Midi and Gare Central, I believe. Gare Central is closest to Grand Place.
Thalys (high-speed line) also travels from Amsterdam to Paris via Brussels, but the Ams-Bru leg is not high-speed track, so no need to pay the extra $.
Thalys (high-speed line) also travels from Amsterdam to Paris via Brussels, but the Ams-Bru leg is not high-speed track, so no need to pay the extra $.
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What Myriam says!
Train schedules at:
www.ns.nl
You want the intercity (IC) trains. Don't bother with Thalys trains on this route - they're more expensive, you need to reserve and they're no faster.
The Schiphol airport train station is right in the arrivals hall. It's truly a painless journey.
Andre
Train schedules at:
www.ns.nl
You want the intercity (IC) trains. Don't bother with Thalys trains on this route - they're more expensive, you need to reserve and they're no faster.
The Schiphol airport train station is right in the arrivals hall. It's truly a painless journey.
Andre
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Maybe it was 2.5 hrs... I'm sorry to mislead anyone. My point was we did not use Thalys last October. Nice ride, no connections.
Also, what about a flight connecting from Schiphol to Brussels? I'm thinking it probably wouldn't save much time, and the train is at Schiphol and arriving Brussels city-center, sounds easier.
Also, what about a flight connecting from Schiphol to Brussels? I'm thinking it probably wouldn't save much time, and the train is at Schiphol and arriving Brussels city-center, sounds easier.
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