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Rotterdam by train


Rotterdam by train

Rotterdam is served by an international rail link, operating out of Rotterdam Centraal Station, from Belgium and France. High-speed trains from Antwerp (Antwerpen-Berchem, 30 min), Brussels (Brussels Midi, 1 h 12 min) and Paris (Paris Nord, 2 h 37 min) are operated by Thalys . Book well in advance to secure the best ticket deals. Beyond that, a (very much) slower and (slightly) cheaper intercity service, operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) , links Rotterdam Centraal to Antwerp (Antwerpen Centraal, 1 h 3 min), Mechelen (Mechelen, 1 h 27 min) and Brussels (Brussels Midi, 1 h 57 min). Rotterdam is also well served by NS from other parts of the Netherlands, with direct connections to Amsterdam, Delft, Eindhoven, Gouda, Leiden, The Hague, Utrecht and Vlissingen. See also the Netherlands page for further information on national rail. A high speed rail link called Fyra connects Rotterdam with Breda, Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport. For onward travel Rotterdam Centraal Station is well served by bus, tram, metro and taxi.

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