Unlike other cities, in Amsterdam the numbering of the lines begins with 50, so lines 50 to 54 are currently in operation. The lines have different colours and are named with numbers. The metro is managed by the GVB company, which also coordinates tram, city bus and boat traffic. The initial construction plan envisaged a metro network with four lines that would replace part of the existing tram lines. Compared to the metro in Paris, Lisbon or London, Amsterdam’s metro is relatively new as the first line was opened in 1977.

The Amsterdam metro currently consists of five lines with a total of 59 stops. The five lines are identified with different colours and numbers: on each line the stops are indicated, while white circles show the change stations.Īlternatively, you can download the free GVB (Gemeentelijk Vervoers Bedrijf) app for iOS and Android where you can find the map and all information for travelling by tram, bus, night bus, metro and ferry not only in Amsterdam but also in the rest of the Netherlands.Īmsterdam metro map Transport map Metro lines You can download a detailed PDF version that includes all railway lines. If you would like to set off on your journey with the map already at your disposal, you can find the Amsterdam metro map here, which is very practical for organising your stay. If you still like to have paper maps, you can ask for a copy of the map at ticket offices, information offices, tourist offices or even at your hotel.

At the entrance to each metro station you can find a metro map with all the information posted on the walls.

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