Car Rental at Amsterdam Airport

Airport travel guide

One of the most interesting capitals in Europe, Amsterdam is deservedly a very popular destination for a city break. Historic and full of atmosphere, it is home to fun museums, an active cultural life, and plenty of things to do for all types of visitors. These are a few of the most interesting attractions in and around Amsterdam:

• Rijksmuseum. Arguably the most famous museum in the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum houses more than one million pieces of art. The most viewed among them are world-famous paintings by Dutch masters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer, Monet, and Bosch. If you liked the Rijksmuseum, two other must-visit places include the nearby Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk Museums dedicated to contemporary art.
• Brouwersgracht. Located in the formerly working-class neighborhood of Jordaan that has seen a lot of development over the last couple of decades, Brouwersgracht, or the Brewer’s Canal, is often mentioned as one of the most beautiful streets in the city. Nowadays considered quite upscale and chic, it is home to a large number of galleries, cafeterias, and renovated buildings. You can even enjoy the scenic views by taking a boat trip along the street. Make sure to check out the historic warehouses at the northern end.
• Natura Artis Magistra. Also known as the Royal Zoo, this large complex in central Amsterdam also includes botanical gardens, a planetarium, an aquarium, and an art collection, making it one of the most fun places in the city to visit for the whole family. Opened in 1838, it is one of the oldest zoos in Europe and nowadays is also involved in some conservation work. Make sure to also check out the surprisingly fun Museum of Microbes, branded as the first of its kind in the world.
• Vondelpark. One of the most beloved green areas in Amsterdam. It offers you the perfect opportunity to take a leisurely stroll and connect with the city vibes while making new friends. This park has no particular attractions, but it can be considered an attraction itself.
• Canal District. A standout feature that really sets Amsterdam apart from other cities. Built mainly in the 17th century, it stands as a testament to the renowned Dutch city-planning expertise. Today, this web of 100 km (62 miles) of canals and over 1,500 bridges is a World Heritage Site. You should book a canal cruise to experience Amsterdam in a unique way. It's one of the top-rated activities for travelers - perfect for those visiting the city for the first time.
• Utrecht. The fourth-largest city in the Netherlands, but, more importantly, one of the most interesting places in the country, Utrecht is a popular day trip destination. Famous for its world-class university, the city also attracts visitors with its well-preserved city center, scenic canals and windmills, and a busy cultural life. A car trip from the center of Amsterdam takes just under one hour.

Top international routes

• London
• Barcelona
• Dublin
• Frankfurt
• Copenhagen
• Paris
• Munich
• Madrid
• Manchester
• Lisbon

Main airlines

KLM, easyJet, Transavia, TUI fly Netherlands, Vueling, and Norwegian Air Shuttle

Terminals

The single main terminal is divided into three halls known as 1, 2, and 3. All three halls are conveniently connected to one another, so you can easily walk between them.

Location

Amsterdam Airport is located about 17 km (10 miles) southwest of Amsterdam. Highway A4 is the main road connecting the airport to the city.

Most popular types of rental car

• Small cars - from HUF 14,682 per day
• Medium cars - from HUF 16,705 per day
• SUVs - from HUF 16,878 per day
• Large cars - from HUF 18,293 per day
• Station wagons - from HUF 20,115 per day
• Premium cars - from HUF 37,446 per day
• Vans - from HUF 41,111 per day
• Convertibles - from HUF 60,693 per day

Car rental desks

All offices are located at the car rental and service desk, which is behind the Arrivals 3 hall in the Schiphol Plaza area.

Services and facilities

Amsterdam Airport is famous for its dining opportunities, offering many restaurants, cafeterias, bars, and brasseries that serve everything from Asian food to delicious Dutch pancakes. For shopping, you’ll find a supermarket, a duty-free outlet, and countless stores. There are also ATMs, two lounges, baby care facilities, the Kids Forest playing area, a library, an airport park, a museum with world-famous Dutch paintings, a panorama terrace, an interfaith meditation center, a work area, pharmacy, travel clinic, and spa. You’ll find self-service luggage lockers throughout the airport. The airport is fully accessible to travelers with reduced mobility.

Nearest gas station

Total gas station, located at Westelijke Randweg 1, can be reached in less than three minutes and is open 24/7. There are many other gas stations nearby.

Popular one-way rentals

• Rotterdam (58 km / 36 miles)
• The Hague (65 km / 40 miles)
• Brussels (204 km / 127 miles)
• Eindhoven (137 km / 85 miles)
• Utrecht (44 km / 27 miles)
• Hamburg (474 km / 295 miles)
• Antwerp (162 km / 101 miles)
• Bruges (251 km / 156 miles)
• Maastricht (213 km / 132 miles)
• Groningen (181 km / 112 miles)