Hoe komt u er

By Car

From Rotterdam/Den Haag: Take the A4 to reach the A10.

From Utrecht: Take the A2/A9 to reach the A10.

The rowing course is a few minutes from exit S108 on the A10 (ring around Amsterdam).

1. At the traffic lights, turn left.
2. After 800 meters, turn right.
3. Take the first road on the right.

By Air
Schiphol Airport is close to Amsterdam and the rowing course. The closest train station is Amsterdam Zuid/WTC. For teams, shuttle busses to the hotel will be available from Schiphol Airport.

By Public Transport

City Buses: The following buses take you to the Bosbaan: 142, 166, 170, 172. Ask the driver to stop near the Bosbaan on the Amstelveenseweg.

Tram: Take tram 5 from the center in the direction of Amstelveen. Get off at the A.J. Ernststraat. It’s a 10 minute walk westwards from there.

Metro: Take metro 51 in the direction of Westwijk. Get out at the A.J. Ernststraat. It’s a 10 minute walk westwards from there.  You can also take metro 50 to the station Amstelveenseweg.  From the platform, follow the sign for the Olympische Stadion.  Once at street level, follow the sign for the Amsterdamse Bos.  The Bosbaan will be on your right after a 10-minute walk.

Train:The closest railway station is Amsterdam Zuid/WTC.  From there take one of the buses mentioned above two stops to the Amstelveenseweg.

Public Transportation - GVB (www.gvb.nl) is the public transport company of Amsterdam providing integrated metro, tram and bus service throughout Amsterdam and its surrounding areas. 24-, 48- and 72-hour GVB passes allow for unlimited travel on all trams, buses, metros and night buses for the duration of the pass and provide the most economical way for visitors to explore the city. Passes can be purchased at one of the GVB Tickets & Info Offices located at all major train stations. In addition, 24-hour passes may be purchased from GVB drivers and conductors, as well as at most major hotels and the tourist office. Another travel option is to buy a strippenkaart (strip card), valid year round, which charges riders per trip according to the number of zones passed through to reach their destination. Strippenkaarts are available in quantities of 8, 15 and 45 strips and can be purchased at all GVB Tickets & Information Offices, newspaper shops, post offices and most major supermarkets. Single trip tickets can be bought on board from GVB drivers and conductors, but this is significantly more expensive per trip than purchasing a strippenkaart.

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