EU Citizens The Netherlands is an EU and Schengen member — as an EU citizen, you need neither a visa nor a passport. A valid ID card is sufficient. No border controls when arriving from Germany (by train or car). For air travel: ID or passport for security checks. Swiss Citizens Same rules as EU cit

Amsterdam is a safe city — much safer than its reputation suggests. Violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. The main dangers: Pickpockets The biggest safety risk in Amsterdam is pickpockets, especially in the following places: Centraal Station, Dam Square, Red Light District, Albert Cuyp M

Year-Round Rain Jacket: THE most important piece of clothing in Amsterdam. Lightweight, packable, always have it with you. An umbrella is impractical on a bike — a jacket is better. Comfortable Shoes: Cobblestones everywhere. Sneakers or flat, comfortable shoes. No heels! Layers: The weather changes

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Everything Important for Your Visit to Amsterdam — from Entry and Payment to Safety and Pickpockets, and the Right Behavior on the Bike Path.

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Entry & Visa

EU Citizens The Netherlands is an EU and Schengen member — as an EU citizen, you need neither a visa nor a passport. A…

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Safety

Amsterdam is a safe city — much safer than its reputation suggests. Violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. T…

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Language & Communication

English The Dutch speak the best English of all non-English-speaking countries — over 95% of Amsterdammers speak fluent…

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Year-Round Rain Jacket: THE most important piece of clothing in Amsterdam. Lightweight, packable, always have it with y…

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