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Buses to Eindhoven

Eindhoven is one of the finest destinations in the Netherlands, whether visitors love art, architecture, or soccer. And getting there is easy, with plenty of buses to Eindhoven from major airports in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris, or even London. Budget fares are always available, and with comfortable, reliable services, there's no better way to reach the city.

Which is the main bus station in Eindhoven?

Buses to the center of town will arrive at Eindhoven's John F. Kennedylaan bus station, which acts as a local hub for both FlixBus and Eurolines. The bus station is located north-east of the downtown district, which can be reached on foot via Fellenoord in 10-15 minutes. Some coaches will also stop at Eindhoven Airport. In that case, travelers can switch to the 401 bus, which runs to Eindhoven Central Station.

Which bus companies offer buses to Eindhoven?

Bus companies serving central Eindhoven include FlixBus and Eurolines - which is the major operator. Additionally, AirExpressBus offers buses from Amsterdam Airport to Eindhoven Airport, which may come in handy if other services aren't available.

Why travel by bus to Eindhoven?

When visiting Eindhoven, taking the bus will usually make a lot of sense. Buses in the Netherlands and northern Europe in general tend to be quick and comfortable. The journey from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport will take well under 2 hours, and buses from Brussels take 2 hours, which is not much slower than more expensive rail connections. Buses to Eindhoven also serve numerous major international airports, including Schiphol, Brussels, and Frankfurt-am-Main, all of which could be useful for transatlantic visitors. And the bus station on John F. Kennedylaan is centrally located, so transferring to accommodation won't pose many issues.

Before you travel to Eindhoven by bus - good to know!

Eindhoven has a superb local transport system, and visitors can enjoy big discounts on buses and trains via an OV-chipkaart. One week disposable cards are a good option, and can be charged with all the credit required to get around during visits to the city. When that's done, essential attractions include the visually striking Van AbbeMuseum, which is one of Europe's premier modern art collections. Soccer lovers will want to tour the PSV Eindhoven Museum, while climbing the towers of St. Catherine's Church is a must as well. But find time to get out to nearby Nuenen. Once home to Van Gogh, this pretty village tells the artist's story in a magical fashion.