Traveling to Port

Transportation to and from the Port of Rotterdam

The transport links from Rotterdam to other major cities in the world are impressive. The planned high-speed railway line that is to traverse Europe will stop in Rotterdam. The city also benefits from having its own airport with passenger flights to various European destinations. Travelling around in the city is easy and comfortable thanks to the extensive public transport facilities.

Amsterdam is well-connected to the rest of Europe by road. If you are arriving from Amsterdam, the A4 becomes the same road as the E19, which then changes to the A13 as you approach Den Haag. The E19-A13 freeway then leads to the Rotterdam Ring road.

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Rotterdam is one of Holland's main railway stations so it can be reached fairly easily by rail, with trains arriving and departing on a regular basis.

Another option is getting to Rotterdam by bus. Next to the Central Station you will find the international bus stop, from where all the main bus companies operate. One of the cheapest ones is Eurolines, which has buses to destinations across Europe.
Rotterdam Airport is an international airport and can be reached in 20 minutes by bus 33 for € 1.40.

Extensive parking facilities are available at the port, near the terminal buildings. Special rates are available for those who wish to park long-term.