Amsterdam to Düsseldorf / Dusseldorf by train

How to travel by train from Amsterdam to Dusseldorf

Routes

From Amsterdam Centraal / Amsterdam CS to Düsseldorf Hbf

Journey Summary

From

Amsterdam

Amsterdam Centraal / Amsterdam CS Rail Station Guide

Düsseldorf / Dusseldorf

Düsseldorf Hbf Rail Station Guide

Travel Time

2hr 9min

Frequency

Daily

Travel Information

Final Destination: Frankfurt (Main) or Basel SBB

All trains also call at: Utrecht and Arnhem

6 - 7 x trains per day

Tickets

Book early and save: Yes

Online bookings open: 6 months ahead of the travel date

For the direct trains look for journeys that have only 'ICE' shown as the train details.

Use the earlier/later buttons to search for the cheapest ticket prices.

Trains departing at different times can be cheaper than others leaving on the same day, so you may need to look through the day's departures to find the cheapest fares.

Where to book

Ticket Provider	Approximate Cost
NS Intl	from €19
NS Intl Guide NS is the Dutch national rail operator and it operates a bespoke website for the booking of international rail journeys from and to The Netherlands. Therefore it offers tickets for journeys by: Thalys trains to Bruxelles and Paris IC trains to Berlin via Hannover and Bruxelles via Antwerpen Eurostar to London ICE trains to Basel and Frankfurt (Main) via Koln the Nightjet trains to Austria and Germany NS International also sells tickets to a range of destinations in Austria, Czechia, Denmark, Italy and Switzerland, which involve a change of train in Germany, along with the destinations in France, which can be accessed by making a connection in Bruxelles. How to Book Tickets on the NS International Website This step by step guide shows how to use the NS International website, to buy tickets for international train journeys to/from The Netherlands How to Book Tickets on the NS International Website This step by step guide shows how to use the NS International website, to buy tickets for internatio... Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in The Netherlands This guide will help you save money, time and confusion. Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in The Netherlands This guide will help you save money, time and confusion.
DB Bahn	from €19
DB Bahn Guide DB is the national railway operator in Germany, so its website can be used for booking journeys by German express trains; the ICE and IC trains and it doesn't charge booking fees. It also sells tickets for journeys by direct trains on all international routes from Germany regardless of whether DB is operating the train service. It also sells an extensive range of end-to-end journeys which involve making connections both within Germany and in neighboring countries, but journeys between Germany and Britain cannot be booked on DB. A key feature of DB website worth keeping mind is that it offers 1st class ticket purchasers complimentary seat reservations on journeys both within and to/from Germany. Seat reservations for daytime in both 1st and 2nd class can also be booked separately from tickets. Buying and using tickets for German rail travel This guide to buying tickets and using rail passes for train journeys both within and to, from Germany will help you save money, time and confusion. Buying and using tickets for German rail travel This guide to buying tickets and using rail passes for train journeys both within and to, from Germa... How to Book Tickets on the DB Website This step by step guide shows how to use DB, the German railways website, to buy German train tickets, so that you can book and save with confidence! How to Book Tickets on the DB Website This step by step guide shows how to use DB, the German railways website, to buy German train ticket... Using Rail Passes in and to/from Germany All that's good to know about using Eurail and InterRail passes on German train journeys and on international trains to and from Germany Using Rail Passes in and to/from Germany All that's good to know about using Eurail and InterRail passes on German train journeys and on inte...

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An ICE 3 (406) train on a Bruxelles - Frankfurt service

ICE 3 (Germany) Train Guide

Journey Features

Not High Speed

Good to Know

The Dutch spelling of Dusseldorf is Duesseldorf

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Trains waiting at the platforms/spoor in Den Haag Centraal

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