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Cheap Flights to Amsterdam from $39 One Way, $112 Round Trip

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Sat, Nov 23 - Mon, Dec 2
BCN
Barcelona Intl.
AMS
Schiphol
$112 Roundtrip, found 11 hours ago
$112
Roundtrip
found 11 hours ago
Select Transavia flight, departing Sat, Nov 23 from Barcelona Intl. to Schiphol, returning Mon, Dec 2, priced at $112 found 11 hours ago
Thu, Oct 17 - Wed, Oct 23
LIS
Humberto Delgado
AMS
Schiphol
$123 Roundtrip, found 4 hours ago
$123
Roundtrip
found 4 hours ago
Select Transavia flight, departing Thu, Oct 17 from Humberto Delgado to Schiphol, returning Wed, Oct 23, priced at $123 found 4 hours ago
Thu, Mar 20 - Wed, Mar 26
BCN
Barcelona Intl.
RTM
Rotterdam The Hague
$130 Roundtrip, found 1 day ago
$130
Roundtrip
found 1 day ago
Select Transavia flight, departing Thu, Mar 20 from Barcelona Intl. to Rotterdam The Hague, returning Wed, Mar 26, priced at $130 found 1 day ago
Thu, Sep 5 - Fri, Sep 13
GRO
Costa Brava
AMS
Schiphol
$133 Roundtrip, found 21 hours ago
$133
Roundtrip
found 21 hours ago
Select Transavia flight, departing Thu, Sep 5 from Costa Brava to Schiphol, returning Fri, Sep 13, priced at $133 found 21 hours ago
Tue, Mar 25 - Sun, Mar 30
LIS
Humberto Delgado
RTM
Rotterdam The Hague
$138 Roundtrip, found 19 hours ago
$138
Roundtrip
found 19 hours ago
Select Transavia flight, departing Tue, Mar 25 from Humberto Delgado to Rotterdam The Hague, returning Sun, Mar 30, priced at $138 found 19 hours ago
Thu, Jun 20 - Mon, Jun 24
AGP
Málaga
AMS
Schiphol
$141 Roundtrip, found 1 day ago
$141
Roundtrip
found 1 day ago
Select Brussels Airlines flight, departing Thu, Jun 20 from Málaga to Schiphol, returning Mon, Jun 24, priced at $141 found 1 day ago
Wed, Sep 4 - Wed, Sep 11
GRO
Costa Brava
RTM
Rotterdam The Hague
$159 Roundtrip, found 19 hours ago
$159
Roundtrip
found 19 hours ago
Select Transavia flight, departing Wed, Sep 4 from Costa Brava to Rotterdam The Hague, returning Wed, Sep 11, priced at $159 found 19 hours ago
Thu, Jun 20 - Sun, Jun 23
AGP
Málaga
ZYA
Amsterdam Central Station
$162 Roundtrip, found 3 days ago
$162
Roundtrip
found 3 days ago
Select Brussels Airlines flight, departing Thu, Jun 20 from Málaga to Amsterdam Central Station, returning Sun, Jun 23, priced at $162 found 3 days ago
Wed, Jun 19 - Tue, Jun 25
AGP
Málaga
QRH
Rotterdam Central Station
$162 Roundtrip, found 6 days ago
$162
Roundtrip
found 6 days ago
Select Brussels Airlines flight, departing Wed, Jun 19 from Málaga to Rotterdam Central Station, returning Tue, Jun 25, priced at $162 found 6 days ago
Fri, Apr 4 - Thu, Apr 10
LIS
Humberto Delgado
AMS
Schiphol
$163 Roundtrip, found 2 days ago
$163
Roundtrip
found 2 days ago
Select TAP Portugal flight, departing Fri, Apr 4 from Humberto Delgado to Schiphol, returning Thu, Apr 10, priced at $163 found 2 days ago

Amsterdam Flight Information

Traveling To
Amsterdam
Destination Airport IATA Code
AMS
Number of Airlines Serving
Airlines
Transavia, easyJet, TAP Portugal, British Airways, Iberia, Brussels Airlines
Flight Price
$112
Earliest Departing Flight
Latest Departing Flight

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Schiphol Airport (AMS) is the main location for flights to Amsterdam from all over the world. It is the fifth-largest airport in Europe, located about 12 miles outside the city. Schiphol Plaza is located within the airport where passengers can eat, shop, or relax. Just beyond customs is where you will find the shops and bars. There are over 100 specialty shops along with restaurants, coffee bars, and a sweet chocolate café. You can also get a massage, visit the first airport library while waiting for Amsterdam flights—you might even visit the museum, the casino, or even take a shower. Some hotel accommodations are within the airport and the transportation options to get you into the city are well-setup, with taxis and hotel shuttles circling at all hours.

Amsterdam Weather

Spring is the perfect time to plan flights to Amsterdam, beautiful flowers cover the famous Dutch countryside, spread out among the windmills. Autumn is another popular time for Amsterdam flights; the temperature is comfortable for spending time outdoors and enjoying the changing colors. You’ll find that any time of year is sufficient for planning a trip with temperatures neither too hot in the summer nor too cold in the winter. It does snow in the winter, even though it usually only lasts a few days and hardly accumulates. You might want to pack a light sweater in the summer since there will be some chilly, cloudy days.

Getting Around Amsterdam

The public transport system consists of metros, buses, trains, ferries, and trams to get you to the different parts of the city, with trains connecting directly to passengers just off Amsterdam flights at Schiphol Station. A day ticket will work for all trams, buses, and trains to save time getting a new ticket for each ride. The best way to see the sites of the historical city is by walking or bicycling since Amsterdam is so compact—you might miss something if you’re traveling fast. You can also hire a car if you prefer the convenience of driving on your own schedule. With so many people, automobiles, bicycles, and scooters whizzing all around, parking is coveted, so don’t get towed during your stay.

Amsterdam Attractions

Whether you are visiting Amsterdam for the culture or if you want to spend time outdoors, you will find plenty of activities and attractions to fill your days.

  • Anne Frank Huis: the revered residence where Anne Frank lived and wrote
  • Keukenhoff Gardens: themed pavilions, beautiful mosaics, and beds of gorgeous tulips
  • Madame Tussauds: creepily life-like likenesses of celebrities, athletes, and royalty
  • The Amsterdam Dungeon: combination museum and theatre that tells the story of 500 years of history with 11 daily shows
  • Van Gogh Museum: one of the finest collections of this artist’s work, plus some of his con-temporizes, rotating exhibits, and interactive children’s shows

Amsterdam When to Go

Amsterdam’s climate is strongly influenced by the North Sea. Winters are mild, summers are cool, and it’s rainy year-round

Most of the city’s 3three million to 4 four million annual visitors come in the summer months between June and September. June sees the longest days, with the sun rising just after 5 a.m. and setting after 10 p.m. Evenings on the canals are particularly beautiful, with the bridges decorated with fairy lights and the sky a peacock blue. And while the streets are busy, they don’t throng with visitors as they do in peak months. The summer festival season kicks off in June with the Holland Festival of classical and contemporary music and a string of cultural events in Vondelpark, the city’s largest green space.

July and August are Amsterdam’s busiest months, with the longest queues at museums and galleries. These are the sunniest months as well, though temperatures rarely climb out of the seventies and drop into the low fifties in the evenings. During the Grachtenfestival canal festival in mid-August, waterside concerts pop up at some 100 makeshift venues throughout the city.

Autumns are cool and damp, with overcast skies and frequent rain showers. Winters run from November through March and, though generally quite mild, bring sporadic flurries of snow. The mercury rarely drops below 30. During these months, Amsterdam is almost empty of visitors, except for the annual High Times Cannabis Cup in November and for Oudejaarsavond (New Year's Eve), when the city holds one of northern Europe’s bawdiest parties.

Spring is a great time to visit Amsterdam. Between late March and May, Holland’s famous tulips are in bloom, most spectacularly in the vast Keukenhof gardensGardens, where beds are a riot of brilliant reds, blues, and pinks. And in April, the city hosts its biggest annual festival, Koninginnedag (Queen's Day).

Frequently asked questions

Which airlines fly to Amsterdam?
With 20 airlines to choose from, finding the ideal flight that fits your budget and plans will be easy. Schiphol Airport (AMS) is the entrance point to Amsterdam and where you’ll likely be flying into. These leading international carriers are ready to take you there:

  • KLM - 5,707 flights to Amsterdam per month
  • EasyJet - 717 flights to Amsterdam per month
  • Transavia - 337 flights to Amsterdam per month

What is the best airport to fly to in Amsterdam?
Keep your eyes open for a cheap ticket to Schiphol Airport (AMS). It’s the city’s main terminal and is located roughly 7 miles southwest of the center. After you’ve left the arrivals area, it won’t be long before you’re exploring the sights of Amsterdam.
How much is a flight to Amsterdam?
If you’re after a return flight, fares ranged between $112 and $163 this last week. The cheapest one-way ticket prices were $39, flying in from Lisbon (LIS).
How to book the cheapest flight to Amsterdam?
With some of the most amazing flight deals around, you’ll always bag a bargain with Orbitz. The following useful tips will help you find cheap flights to Amsterdam — and leave you with more cash to play with:

  • Depending on where you’re taking off from, select the ‘Nearby airports’ function (located under the departure and arrival form fields). In certain cases, other departure points will have cheaper fares.
  • Similarly, click on the ‘Show flexible dates’ option and you’ll see the prices on days either side of your selected departure. It’s possible to pick up cheaper flight deals if your travel dates are flexible.
  • Select ‘Show options’ to filter your search results. You can choose your preferred seating class and airline here. Under ‘Sort & Filter’ to the left, you can even specify whether you’d like to fly in the morning, afternoon or evening.
  • If you know your travel dates, don’t wait to book. Fares normally become more expensive as the departure date gets closer.
  • Consider combining your hotels, flights and car rental into a package deal — the more you book, the more you save.
  • Flying during busier seasons can mean higher airfares. Try to plan your trip outside of popular dates, such as Easter, Thanksgiving and school breaks.

What is the best time to book a flight to Amsterdam?
On average, the cheapest month to purchase your airfare is in January. This is followed by February and August. When looking for a cheap flight to Amsterdam, make sure you’re ready to book. Cheap deals appear in an instant and don’t wait around!
What day of the week is the cheapest to book a flight to Amsterdam?
Land a fantastic flight deal by booking on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday. Typically, these are the best days of the week to pick up cheap airfares to Amsterdam.
What is the cheapest day of the week to fly to Amsterdam?
According to Orbitz data from 2020, Monday is generally the best day to get cheap flights to Amsterdam. Tuesday also has wallet-friendly airfares, while Saturday has the highest ticket rates. Although flying out at the weekend can be more convenient, you’ll have more cash in your pocket to play with if you take off earlier in the week.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Amsterdam?
To secure cheap flights to Amsterdam, you should pack your suitcase and jet off in August. Orbitz data shows that generally, this is the best month to save loads on your airfare. If you’re thinking of jetting to Amsterdam in June, bear in mind that this is the most expensive time of year to travel.
Which airlines allow free cancellation?
Orbitz makes it a cinch to find airlines that offer flexibility. Simply choose “Filter by flexible change policies” when searching for your flights and bada bing! We’ll show you options that include free cancellation within 24 hours of booking, no change fees and of course, an irresistible low price.
What do I need for the flight to Amsterdam?
The trick to having a seamless flying experience is to plan ahead. Below are some handy tips to take note of before you depart:

  • You’ll need identification such as your passport. To avoid delays during check-in, make sure you reserve your tickets under the same name as your government-issued ID. It’s worth having digital copies of your travel documents too, just in case!
  • Bring some extra entertainment for your long trip to Amsterdam. If you’re tired of watching movies, give your eyes a much-needed rest from all that screen time and listen to an audio book.
  • Long-haul voyages are known to get very cold, especially if you’re flying overnight. If you’d rather not spend your journey shivering in your seat, pack a jacket and some wool socks.

How many direct flights are there to Amsterdam?
Each month, there are 1,574 direct flights to Amsterdam. Select from a wide range of airlines, including KLM, easyJet and Transavia. Other popular airlines that operate flights to Amsterdam nonstop are Delta Air Lines, Vueling and TUIfly Netherlands.
How do I get cheap first-class/business deals to Amsterdam?
Smart travelers have a knack for finding first or business-class airfares to Amsterdam without the steep price tag. Be like them with these practical tips:

  • Be flexible. By being open to different travel dates, you’ll have more chances of picking up a great deal on business or first-class airfares.
  • Many low-cost carriers nowadays have quality business or premium-class seating that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.
  • Bid for an upgrade in online auctions (if available) or upgrade your fare with your frequent flyer points.

How to get into Amsterdam from the airport?
Driving is one option. Hertz, Enterprise and Avis are three car rental offices located at Schiphol Airport (AMS). After picking up a Schiphol Airport (AMS) car rental, you can whiz straight from AMS airport to downtown Amsterdam, roughly 7 miles to the northeast. Or, if you’d rather rent a set of wheels from the city center, browse our Amsterdam car rentals.
How to get around in Amsterdam?
For ultimate flexibility and freedom, zoom around the streets of Amsterdam in your own set of wheels. Sixt has an office located close by the downtown area. If you’d rather admire the passing scenery, board a train from Rokin Station. Located in the city center, you can sit back and relax en route to Anne Frank House and all the other incredible sights to visit here.
What is the best time to go to Amsterdam?
Amsterdam is a fantastic vacation destination year-round, but the most popular months are May, August and October. If you prefer warmer weather, make your way there in the summer months. Like most destinations in the Northern Hemisphere, the summer season gets underway June 20. During this time, temperatures generally float between 55 ºF and 70 ºF during the daytime.
Travel tips for Amsterdam

  • Slip on your comfy sneakers and discover this cool city on foot. There are loads of top attractions to take in, such as Anne Frank House and Van Gogh Museum.
  • You’ll discover rewarding day trip adventures a quick drive from the hustle and bustle. Visit Johan Cruyff Arena first followed by Scheveningen Pier.
  • Take the steering wheel and discover what else makes North Holland a magnet for travelers. Organize a car rental with Orbitz and enjoy the delights of two more enticing cities — Den Helder and Enkhuizen.

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