Month: March 2019

Best Amsterdam Tram Map The Best Amsterdam Tram Map is an attempt to simplify the Amsterdam Transport Map into something actually usable by a tourist in Amsterdam. The secret is that you don’t have to remember all the trams, trains and buses in Amsterdam. You only have to remember five Trams. Combined with the Best Amsterdam Tram Map, you can see almost any site in Amsterdam by using only 5 trams. The Best  5 Trams in Amsterdam 2019 Edition By saying the best five trams in Amsterdam, that isn’t to imply that they are the most traveled, go the most places, or contain the least amount of smelly tourists. The best five trams in Amsterdam are the best if they are used together to get from place to place easily and with few tram changes. Helpful Links Download the Best Amsterdam Tram Map & Guide PDF Best Amsterdam Tram Guide For Tourists Official Amsterdam Transport Maps Tourist Guide To Amsterdam Click on Map to Enlarge The Amsterdam Tram Stations First let’s discuss the stations that will be used as interchanges on the map. Centraal Station - Four of the five trams stop at Centraal Station.  The only Tram that does not is Tram 7 Dam - Use this station to walk to see Dam Square or to walk to Red Light District. There are two sets of Dam Stations. See Map Below. Click on Map to Enlarge Spui Station - Use this Spui station to transfer between Tram 24 and Tram 4. There are two sets of Spui Stations. See Map Above. Marnixstraat - Use this station to transfer between Tram 13 and Tram 7 Weteringcircuit & Vijzelgracht - You need to walk about 100m between these two stations to Transfer between Tram 24 at Vijzelgracht & Tram 7 at