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Amsterdam is a beloved tourist destination for new and old visitors alike. With its vast cultural inheritance, it is a popular destination for cruise ships. The new Passenger Terminal where cruise vessels moor is adjacent to the city centre, a magnificent architectural achievement and a great addition to city services.
Visiting Amsterdam remains a unique experience, just like a cruise. The historical city centre is a world heritage site and compact living museum where everything is within walking distance, from the diamond cutters to the world famous museums and art galleries. And Amsterdam outside the ' canal ring' also offers fascinating sights, beautiful excursions and rich history.
Cruise ships dock at the Passenger Terminal Amsterdam from where visitors can easily walk to the centre. The terminal has a large reception hall, extensive catering and shopping facilities and tourist information office.
The Central Station and bus terminal, with its arrival and departure hall for coaches, means easy links for travellers across the country. There are many mooring facilities for touring boats and inland cruise operations. Passengers can aslo travel to the centre of Amsterdam very easy by foot, public transport or touring boat. The terminal also hosts international events and exhibitions.
Facilities Passenger Terminal Amsterdam
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For all information regarding a cruise call in Amsterdam, contact the Amsterdam Cruise Port foundation.
Amsterdam Cruise Port represents a broad network of organisations and offers a vast range of support services from advice to photos for brochures.
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It is only 25 kilometres from the sea locks at IJmuiden on the coast to the Passenger Terminal Amsterdam. Ships are brought in by a pilot, extensive radar guidance and experienced, multi-lingual nautical staff.
Swift passage
For a swift passage, the port authority advises:
This information allows the Vessel Traffic Centre to set up an efficient lock passage plan.
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