Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet Access
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Step 1
Learn some Dutch, for it is the official language of The Netherlands. You'll also hear Frisian spoken by natives of the Northern Friesland Province.
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Step 2
Check your wallet. The official currency is the euro.
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Step 3
Prepare for a temperate climate in the Netherlands.
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Step 4
Expect to present a passport, valid for at least three months, if you are visiting from a foreign country. Certain nationals of the European Union may be able to use a national ID card instead.
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Step 1
Catch a direct train from Denmark to Amsterdam. Book your ticket at the DSB Web site and expect your trip to take about 11 hours.
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Step 2
Take a train from Denmark to Belgium. Consider Catching the Thalys high-speed train from Belgium to Amsterdam.
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Step 3
Book your seat on high-speed trains in advance. Reservations are recommended on other trains as well. To book train travel from Denmark to The Netherlands, call Rail Europe at (888) 382-RAIL or visit the link below.
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Step 4
Consider traveling from Denmark to Liege in Belgium, catching a train from Liege to Maastricht. These trains leave every hour and the trip takes just 30 minutes.
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Step 5
Understand that you also have the option of taking a regional or intercity train from Germany to The Netherlands.
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Step 6
Book a first-class ticket on a premier or high-speed train to have a meal included. First-class tickets to The Netherlands often come with reclining seats and more luggage space, as well as fewer people seated in the train car.
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Use the train to get around in The Netherlands. Departures are frequent and you can see the whole country. Purchase tickets before you board the train.
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Step 2
Rent a bike at The Netherlands train station. More than 100 train stations in the country offer bike rentals.
