Hamburg to Amsterdam bus with FlixBus

Buses from Hamburg to Amsterdam: Journey Details

Travelling by bus is one of the most economic ways of making the journey from Hamburg to Amsterdam. With a number of bus operators offering services between the two cities, departures are frequent throughout each day. MeinFernbus and Flixbus have now joined forces and operate an average of six bus services per day to Amsterdam, running from the early hours until late in the evening. Eurolines Germany run one service per day in the early afternoon. The majority of the services between Hamburg and Amsterdam are direct and take between 6 and 7 hours to reach their destination.

Taking the Bus from Hamburg

Buses from Hamburg to Amsterdam depart from Hamburg's main central bus station. Due to its central location in the St. Georg area of the city, the bus station is easily accessible by public transport. Hamburg Hauptbahnhof, the city's main train station, is located directly opposite the bus terminus. Platforms for the underground lines U1 and U3 are situated underneath the bus station, with regular local services, connecting the transport terminus with the city centre, running throughout the day.

Getting into Amsterdam by Bus

A maze of tranquil canals and quaint historic streets lined with cosy cafes and refined art museums, Amsterdam manages to packs a lot into its relatively small expense. Eurolines buses from Hamburg to Amsterdam terminate at Duivendrecht. Located around six kilometres from the centre of Amsterdam, Duivendrecht is a combined bus and train station, making onward travel very straightforward. MeinFernbus/Flixbus services arrive at Sloterdijk bus station near the city centre. Numerous local bus and tram services are available from Sloterdijk and the station also boasts a taxi rank.