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Train - Operated by Deutsche BahnONE-WAY FROM | $22 |
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AVG TRAVEL TIME | 3h 04m |
TRAIN COMPANIES | Deutsche Bahn |
Some of the most popular and frequent trains to Cologne from Amsterdam are provided by Deutsche Bahn. The total trip usually takes anywhere from 3h 40mins to 4h and includes a few stops at stations along the way. Passengers who ride on train lines making this route will most likely make their first stop at Utrecht Centraal Station in the Netherlands around 30 minutes or so after departing from Amsterdam. Around 1h 30 mins later, trains make their second stop at Venlo station on the border with Germany. From there, trains go for another 30 minutes or so before making a third stop at Mönchengladbach in Germany. Around 55 minutes after that, the trains will arrive at Cologne Central Station. Alternatively, a route with fewer stops (but taking around 20 minutes longer) departs from Amsterdam Central Station, heads to Brussels-Midi Railway Station, and then goes to Cologne Central Station.
Yes, Deutsche Bahn provides free Wi-Fi to passengers on board their trains from Amsterdam to Cologne. Other train companies, like FlixTrain and Thalys, also provide this free service. In general, the Wi-Fi is meant for low-bandwidth activities like browsing the web, checking emails, or scrolling through social media. High-bandwidth activities like downloading files or streaming music and movies may slow down the service for other passengers. Since the Wi-Fi network is part of a public network, there’s also no guarantee that information can’t be intercepted. For that reason, it’s recommended to keep sensitive activities like entering personal or financial information to a minimum. Most train companies also offer a preloaded suite of entertainment options (TV series, films, audiobooks) that are accessible when you log into the Wi-Fi network. Other amenities on board Amsterdam to Cologne trains include power outlets for charging devices and food carts with snacks, meals, and beverages.