Accessibility
A lot of different way to get to Haarlem
Find out how!
By car, by bike or with public transport
Haarlem is easily accessible by both car and public transport. Haarlem has two train stations, an excellent bus connection with Schiphol and is easy to drive from Amsterdam, Utrecht and The Hague. At the access roads of the city you will find directions for the public parking garages; there is not much street parking in the center. Bicycles can be parked for free in one of the guarded and covered bicycle parking facilities.
Parking in Haarlem
On certain public holidays you can park in Haarlem for free on the street. On the other days you pay for parking on the street in certain areas. Please note that there is not much street parking in the city center. In the city center there are 5 public parking garages, outside the city center 2 parking garages. Bicycles can be parked for free in one of the guarded and covered bicycle parking facilities.
Via the link below you can see the number of free places in the parking garages, the address, the rates and you can plan your route for each parking garage.
Public Parkingarages
Are you coming to Haarlem by bicycle? Then you can park your bicyclee for free during the day in one of the guarded and covered bicycle shelters at the Botermarkt, Smedestraat, Jacobijnestraat or Tempelierstraat. At the station you can use the bicycle basement or the bicycle façade.
Haarlem is easily accessible by public transport. Haarlem has two train stations, a bus station and several bus stops. Via the website of 9292 you can easily and quickly plan your journey by public transport.
Haarlem is surrounded by beautiful nature and recreational areas where you can cycle. Rent a bicycle at one of the bicycle rental locations in and around the city and discover it yourself.
From Amsterdam every Friday and Saturday night at 02.34am an extra intercity goes to Haarlem. In the direction of Amsterdam, the last intercity from Haarlem leaves on Friday and Saturday night at 02.10 am.