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Getting around by train and bicycle

Passenger rail connects the main Dutch towns and cities, while cycling infrastructure supports shorter journeys. Together they offer a useful starting point for planning travel beyond a single city centre.

Getting around by train and bicycle

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Rail provides the broader network for moving between urban centres. At a smaller scale, dedicated cycle tracks, bicycle traffic lights and station parking show how cycling forms part of everyday transport. Distinguish that passenger network from Rotterdam’s freight connections, where ships, river barges, railways and roads move goods into the European interior.

Useful to know

  • Check the official rail timetable for your chosen towns; use current departures when planning connections.
  • When cycling, follow bicycle-specific traffic lights at junctions where they are provided.

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