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Buses from Amsterdam to Paris: Journey Details

Buses from Amsterdam to Paris are provided by a number of leading companies, including Eurolines, Megabus, Flixbus and Ouibus. Buses depart from Amsterdam frequently, in total almost 25 buses a day that run at regular intervals throughtout the day until just before midnight. The journey between the two cities takes between seven and ten hours, (depending on the time of departure and the service used). The majority of buses from Amsterdam to Paris are direct, however, some require passengers to make a single change during the course of their journey.

Taking the Bus from Amsterdam

Individuals looking to travel (via Megabus) to Paris will likely take a bus from the Zuiderzeeweg coach station which is a short tram ride from the city's central station. Services provided by Ouibus frequently depart from Sloterdijk Station, (which can be accessed by tram and bus,) whilst the majority of Eurolines buses leave Amsterdam from Duivendrecht station. The majority of bus stations in Amsterdam are easily accessible via public transport.

Getting into Paris by Bus

Megabus passengers can expect to a light​ at the Porte Maillot coach park on arrival, which is close to the centre of Paris. Eurolines coaches from Amsterdam drop their passengers off at a coach station which sits on the Avenue Du General De Gaulle. This terminal is close both to train stations and to the centre of Paris itself. There are a number of other bus stations in Paris which receive long-distance coaches, including the Paris-Bercy station and the Paris Gallieni. Paris is home to a wealth of striking structures, from the famous Eiffel Tower to the late 12th century Cathedral of Notre Dame.