Checked offer from Strasbourg to Amsterdam (Netherlands): Bus, about 10h 50min, from €36. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver, FlixBus; main departure point: Strasbourg Bus Station.
One option to get from Strasbourg to Amsterdam (Netherlands)
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 12, 2026 for a departure on December 3, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FlixBus | Bus | Strasbourg Bus Station | €36 | 2 |
| Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver | Van / transfer | €1047 | 4 |
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Practical tips
In both Strasbourg and Amsterdam, a single operator can serve several stops. Reread the address on your ticket before booking and locate it on a map so you do not end up in the wrong place.
The train can be faster, but its fare varies a lot depending on the date. Look at the table on this page, then decide based on what matters most to you: budget or travel time.
The lowest fares sell out first, especially on weekends and school holidays. Booking ahead also gives you more choice of departure times and keeps you from ending up without a seat.
Even though formalities are limited between France and the Netherlands, spot checks can happen. Keep a valid ID card or passport in your hand luggage, not in the hold.
On a long international trip, delays can happen. If you have a connection, a check-in or an appointment in Amsterdam, keep a comfortable buffer and avoid scheduling anything important right after arrival.
The journey experience
Getting from Strasbourg to Amsterdam without a car is an international trip that takes a bit of planning, but nothing complicated. When budget matters most, the long-distance bus is the easiest option to compare: one ticket, one journey, and no need to juggle several bookings.
For this route, the confirmed option is the bus. You travel seated, usually with a power socket or wifi depending on the operator, and you can put a bag in the hold. Depending on the departure, it can be an overnight or a daytime trip, which can save you a night of accommodation if you pick a late departure. The bus crosses the border with no special formalities within the Schengen area, but keep your ID within reach.
Our advice: check the table on this page to compare current schedules and fares, then double-check the departure and arrival points shown on your ticket before booking. Stops can differ from one operator to another, and that is where most mistakes happen. Book ahead to keep a good price, and keep your e-ticket on your phone so you can relax on departure day.
Frequently asked questions — Strasbourg → Amsterdam (Netherlands)
For this route, the bus is the confirmed option on the page. It is often the most practical choice when budget matters: a single ticket, no separate bookings to manage, and an e-ticket delivered right after purchase.
Bus tickets start from €36, and the typical fare goes up to €37. The price can change depending on the date and when you book, so compare the available departures and book ahead to keep fares at this level.
The bus journey takes between 11 h and 13 h depending on the departure and the stops. Plan for a full day of travel or an evening departure, and keep a small buffer on arrival in case of delays on the road.
The departure and arrival points depend on the operator and the departure you choose. They are shown on your ticket and on the booking page: always check the exact stop address before paying, then locate it on a map.
It depends on the departure you choose. The details of each option, including any changes, are shown before payment. If you would rather avoid a connection, look for departures without a change and keep a buffer if you do have to switch.
Why visit Amsterdam (Netherlands)?
- ✓ Cruise the UNESCO-listed Grachtengordel canals and stroll through the Jordaan district
- ✓ Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum: Rembrandt's Night Watch and the Sunflowers
- ✓ Visit the Anne Frank House, with advance booking required
- ✓ Cycle through the Vondelpark, then browse the Albert Cuyp Market and try fresh stroopwafels
- ✓ Keukenhof tulip fields in April, about 45 minutes away by bus
When to visit Amsterdam (Netherlands)?
TEMPERATE OCEANIC CLIMATE
April to September — long days, mild temperatures of 15 to 22 °C, tulips in April and May
What to do in Amsterdam (Netherlands)?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Amsterdam (Netherlands)?
3 days cover the essentials: canals, the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, the Jordaan district and the Anne Frank House. With 2 days, focus on the historic center and one major museum. Book Anne Frank and Van Gogh tickets several weeks ahead and get around by bike or tram.
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