Bike Mobility

Amsterdam is globally renowned as the capital of cyclists, where bicycles dominate as the primary mode of transport. Across the city, 50% of trips are made by bike, and this figure rises to 62% in the bustling city center. Unlike in many other cities, cycling in Amsterdam is not merely recreational—it is an everyday necessity seamlessly integrated into the urban fabric. From innovative bike paths to extensive parking solutions, the city has set a global benchmark for cycling infrastructure. But what makes Amsterdam’s approach so effective? How does it tackle the challenges of density, limited space, and urban growth while maintaining a bike-first culture?

On this tour, you will uncover the secrets behind Amsterdam’s cycling success. From the historic evolution of cycling policies to cutting-edge infrastructure projects, you’ll see firsthand how the city accommodates its cyclists. We’ll explore iconic landmarks like the bike tunnel beneath the Rijksmuseum and new developments such as underwater parking facilities near the Central Station. We’ll also delve into broader mobility concepts, examining how Amsterdam integrates cycling with public transport, pedestrian zones, and car traffic.

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Tour Highlights: Bike Mobility

> Cycling History and Policies: Learn about the historical milestones and municipal strategies that have made cycling a cornerstone of Amsterdam’s identity.

> Innovative Infrastructure: Visit state-of-the-art projects, including the underwater parking garages near Central Station and the redesigned Frans Halsbuurt neighborhood, which prioritizes cyclists and pedestrians.

> Cycling in Dense Urban Areas: Discover how the city addresses the challenges of limited space, especially in the historic center, where bike traffic is at its highest.

> Integrated Mobility: Understand how Amsterdam’s transport network incorporates cycling alongside public transit, cars, and pedestrian pathways.