Birmingham Amsterdam Train

For travelling from Birmingham to Amsterdam there is no direct train, Although Eurostar network will take you to Amsterdam with two changes. You don’t need to book separate tickets. Eurostar has tied up with some of the major European Train Operators and just one ticket will take you to the party capital of Europe i.e. Amsterdam. You can just buy one ticket from the Eurostar booking engine on the left.

Here is how your journey will go.

Step 1- You have to first board a train to London from Birmingham. Birmingham to London via Virgin Trains
Step 2- London to Brussels via Eurostar
Step 3 - Brussels to Amsterdam (via high-speed Thalys or local carriers)

Price

The ticket price starts from £131. Fares are variable according to your type of ticket (i.e. flexible, semi-flexible and non-flexible option), class, date and timings of your journey.

Budget travel
If you are on a budget travel, so while booking your ticket to Amsterdam via Eurostar booking engine placed on the left of the page, pick “Any Dutch Station” as your destination instead of Amsterdam. You can then use your Eurostar tickets to travel from Brussels to your destination on any domestic Dutch rail service, within 24 hours of your arrival at Brussels-Midi/Zuid.

If you prefer speed and comfort choose your specific station i.e. Amsterdam and catch a high-speed Thalys from Brussels-Midi/Zuid to your destination.It is always advisable to book both ticket for going and returning together as it will be cheaper if you buy them separately. If you are also looking for a hotel, you should book Eurostar + hotel together to save some more money.

Savings
It is always advisable to book both ticket for going and returning together as it will be cheaper if you buy them separately. If you are also looking for a hotel, you should book Eurostar + hotel together to save some more money.