Best One-Way Price | €22 |
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Best Round-Trip Price | €49 |
Fastest flight time | 1h 35m |
Operated By | 2 airlines |
CHEAPEST ROUTE FROM Dublin TO Amsterdam
Dublin (DUB) to Eindhoven (EIN)
Typically, flights to Amsterdam from Dublin are cheaper when flying from Dublin to Eindhoven, which has an average price of €86
CHEAPEST MONTH TO FLY TO AMSTERDAM FROM DUBLIN | September | 25% cheaper | Flying from Dublin to Amsterdam costs on average just €74 in September |
MOST EXPENSIVE MONTH TO FLY TO AMSTERDAM FROM DUBLIN | July | 31% more expensive | It costs about €129 for flights to Amsterdam from Dublin in July |
MOST POPULAR MONTH TO FLY TO AMSTERDAM FROM DUBLIN | June | 360% more users visited | More momondo users searched in flights to Amsterdam from Dublin in June than any other month |
The best time to travel to Amsterdam really depends on the main attraction that brings you into this quaint European city. Amsterdam has a steady stream of visitors round the year, but if you want to avoid peak tourist season, the best time to visit would be from April to May and starting again in late September to end of October. However, the world-famous tulip season brings breathtaking sights, and while it may overlap some tourist-heavy weekends, it is still one of the best times to fly to Amsterdam. From mid-March to early May, you can capture the unmistakable sight of fresh blossoms sprawling across the countryside and throughout the city.
Those flying to Amsterdam could potentially find better pricing at Rotterdam The Hague Airport (56 km from Amsterdam city centre), Eindhoven Airport (108 km from Amsterdam city centre) or Groningen Eelde Airport (140 km from Amsterdam city centre) depending on the month and departure airport.
You can find deals at Rotterdam The Hague Airport for €171 on average, but that price can change based on your departure airport. To save money, try momondo’s Airport-to-Airport Pricing Tool.
For flights from Ireland to Amsterdam, most momondo users will book with popular airlines such as Ryanair, Aer Lingus, KLM and British Airways. Depending on what airport you fly from, you may have other airlines to choose from.
22 SWISS flights head to Amsterdam on average each week. Most will be flying from Zurich to Amsterdam, the most popular route that SWISS operates to Amsterdam. Prices vary based on when and where you fly from - the cheapest SWISS flight to Amsterdam found in the past 3 days on momondo was €174, departing from Dublin. SWISS is the most popular choice on momondo for this route and has been scored 8.3/10 by 184 of our users.
€79 is the best return KLM deal to Amsterdam found on momondo in the last few days. The deal departed from Dublin. KLM has 68 flights to Amsterdam most weeks, with prices varying by availability. 181 momondo users have reviewed KLM, scoring the airline a 7.5/10 on average.
Amsterdam transportation is impressive, with a vast network of trams, ferries, trains, buses, and the metro system. Purchasing an Amsterdam City Card gives you unlimited access to all GVB public transportation in 24, 48 or 72-hour increments. You may also buy the GVB Day Pass or Amsterdam Travel Ticket for a 1 to 7-day period. Cycling is a popular mode of transport to get around and it is the perfect way to explore the city. Amsterdam has built bike-friendly wide paths on the streets, and you can rent the bikes locally for a relatively low price. Amsterdam is quite small compared to other locations in Europe. You will find that a vast majority of sightseeing attractions can be covered on foot. When you need a car, or you are arriving by car, use the Park & Ride option outside the city centre and go into town for free using the metro. The metro rate is €8 Euros for the first 24 hours using a public transit ticket.
Great Britain citizens do not require a visa to enter the Netherlands. Those required to have a passport should have a valid one for the proposed duration of their visit, but additional validity beyond the period of stay is not required. UK Emergency Travel Documents (ETD) are accepted for tourists entering and exiting the Netherlands.
Foreign Nationals
A Schengen visa is required for a stay of up to 90 days. Foreign nationals from the EU, Switzerland, and EEA, as well as nations like Canada and the United States do not require a visa but must have a valid passport. For further details, please check Government of Netherlands website.
Many festivals are on from spring to early autumn: Pluk de Nacht Open Air Film Festival, Aprilfeesten, and Amsterdam Light Festival. Museums to visit include Rijksmuseum (showcasing art and more than 800 years of Dutch history, including Rembrandt), Van Gogh Museum (with more than 200 original paintings), and the Anne Frank House (where she lived for more than 2 years in hiding during World War II). Parks, beaches, canals, cafes, and the local flea markets are also perfect for summer visits. There are walking tours offered through the year, and classical concerts free of charge for 30 minutes at the Concertgebouw on Wednesdays at 12:30 pm running from June to September. Amsterdamse Bos offers hiking, swimming, and picnic areas. Canal Ring features 17th century houses and mansions, white drawbridges, and more than 300 years of history. The neighbourhood of Jordaan has a plethora of specialty shops, boutiques, and art galleries.
Avoid Major Holidays
Queens’ Day and Liberation Day weekends in April are extremely busy; therefore, you will incur much higher room rates at local hotels.
Attractions and Museums Have Long Lines in August
Due to school holidays for the summer, August brings more crowds into Amsterdam, which means longer queues for attractions, museums, and trams. Some bars and restaurants also close for the month, which means you will not have as many options.
Amsterdam’s Red Light District is Legal
Prostitution is not illegal in Amsterdam; therefore, the Red Light District is home to prostitution outlets. The area is heavily monitored by police patrols and security cameras. There are also a number of bars, restaurants, and historical museums in the Red Light District. The oldest church in the city, Oude Kerk, is in the middle of the District. Most visitors can pass through the District without any problems, but taking photographs of the prostitutes is discouraged.
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