By car

Holland's network of roads consists of modern, well looked-after roads - both fast highways, and beautiful roads through nature and tulip fields.

There are appr. 116.500 km of roads in Holland, of which 2250 km are highways. We use the green sign "E" (Europaweg) for the international European highways, and the red sign "A" (autosnelweg) for the national highways. For other major roads, yellow signs are used together with the letter "N" (niet-autosnelweg).
You can contact us for the purchase of a Shell car map of Holland (scale 1:250.000).

Travel routes to Amsterdam 

From Norway you can take the ferry from Oslo to Fredrikshavn, or drive through Sweden via Malmö/Copenhagen (Øresundsbron). From Sweden you can either take the ferry Göteborg/Fredrikshavn, or cross the Øresund via the Øresundsbron. When you have reached Germany, we recommend you to take either Hamburg - Bremen - border Bunde/Nieuweschans on the E22, and then further via Groningen (A7/E22) to Amsterdam, or you go through Hamburg - Bremen on E22, and then you choose road E30 to Oldenzaal. From there you follow the A1to Amsterdam.