List of railway stations in Amsterdam
- List of railway stations in Amsterdam
This page is an index for the Amsterdam railway stations. Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands.The train operator in Amsterdam is the Nederlandse Spoorwegen.
*Amsterdam Centraal also known as Amsterdam Central. This is Amsterdam's main station.
*Amsterdam Amstel This station is on the Amsterdam to Utrecht railway line.
*Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA This is a station is south west Amsterdam. The main station for the Amsterdam Football Stadium of team AFC Ajax. Majorly rebuilt in 2007.
*Amsterdam Lelylaan Originally an Intercity station, now a stoptrain station in west Amsterdam.
*Amsterdam Muiderpoort A junction station in Amsterdam East.
*Amsterdam RAI A station in south Amsterdam. Station also for the RAI
*Amsterdam Sloterdijk A station with two levels in west Amsterdam, moved during the creation of the Schiphol line.
*Amsterdam Zuid An Intercity station in south Amsterdam. Originally called Amsterdam Zuid/WTC due to its proximity to the Amsterdam World Trade Centre.
Future stations
*Amsterdam Holendrecht Opening December 2008.
*Amsterdam Sloterdijk Hemboog Opening 2009.
*Amsterdam Watergraafsmeer Opening mid 2009.
Amsterdam region
Railway stations in the Amsterdam area are:
*Duivendrecht A bi-level railway station between Amsterdam Amstel and Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA. It is on the Amsterdam - Utrecht line and Schipol - Weesp line.
*Schiphol An underground railway station for Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.
*Diemen A stoptrain station situated between Amsterdam Muiderpoort and Weesp on the Amsterdam - Amersfoort line.
*Diemen Zuid A stoptrain and metro station. It is located between Duivendrecht and Weesp.
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