Sparpreis tickets
Super Sparpreis tickets
Flexpreis tickets


If you find trains for a cheaper price elsewhere, let us know and we'll refund the difference*

Save more with a variety of promo codes. Book on the TrainPal app with no booking fees.

24/7 fast customer service with prompt responses to your queries

Seamless rail travel with easy changes and refunds for peace of mind.
Discover detailed train schedules from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal, showcasing the quickest travel time of 6h 1m. With 4 daily departures, the first train leaves at 07:58 and the last at 12:58. Stay informed with real-time updates on Trenitalia and Italo train times, prices, delays, and cancellations for a smooth travel experience.
€312.83
From 28 Oct to 03 Nov
€217.35
On Tue 28 Oct
Access detailed DB train information from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal, including departure and arrival times, stops, distance, journey duration, train companies, and price options. Check train times and prices for a hassle-free trip.
Discover the advantages of choosing Deutsche Bahn (DB) trains for your trip from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal. Experience an average journey time of 6h 59m and enjoy the comfort and affordability of ICE or regional train tickets.

Yes, you can take a direct train from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal. Using TrainPal, you can check detailed information on stops, schedules, departure and arrival stations, and train types, including high-speed ICE and regional trains. Look into ticket choices like Sparpreis, Super Sparpreis, and Flexpreis for the most economical fares.
The minimum fare for a train ticket from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal is €217.35, with the average expense being around €312.83*. Ticket prices can change depending on the booking time, the train service, and any applicable discounts. Thus, check the most up-to-date prices for the best discounts. Enjoy budget-friendly and versatile travel options.
The route from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal has a daily frequency of 4 trains, ensuring frequent service. This allows you to enjoy convenient and efficient departures throughout the day, giving you flexibility in your travel plans. Refer to the most recent schedules for the most precise and current information on train timings and availability.

Key Points:
All ICE trains, certain IC trains, and some regional trains offer WiFi. First class on ICE and IC trains feature quieter compartments, comfortable seating, access to first-class lounges, digital newspapers and magazines, and seat reservations for passengers with flexible fares. Priority travel advice is also provided at selected stations. Travel with ease and comfort!

In Germany, the peak times for train travel from Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam Centraal are generally during weekday rush hours, roughly from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM and from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Moreover, weekends, particularly Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons, along with holidays and school vacations, often experience increased demand. Booking tickets ahead of time during these periods is recommended to ensure a seat and potentially get better prices.
For a stress-free travel experience, it is typically advised to arrive at the train station at least 20-30 minutes before your scheduled departure. This gives you plenty of time to find your platform, navigate through any crowds, and address any last-minute concerns like finding your seat or getting snacks. If you are unfamiliar with the station or it is quite large, arriving even earlier is a good idea to ensure a smooth start to your journey.
Yes, Regional day passes can be used on DB trains in Germany, but their use is confined to regional trains within the designated area. Passes such as the Bayern-Ticket or Niedersachsen-Ticket provide unlimited travel for a full day on regional trains (including RE, RB, and IRE) and certain local public transportation modes, such as buses, trams, and S-Bahn trains. However, they do not apply to long-distance trains including ICE, IC, or EC. Be certain to examine the specific terms and conditions of the regional day pass to confirm it covers the routes you plan to take.
Yes, a Eurail Pass can be used on DB trains in Germany. The pass is applicable on most DB services, such as InterCity Express (ICE), InterCity (IC), and EuroCity (EC) trains. However, for some high-speed or night trains, a seat reservation may be needed in advance, which might incur an additional fee. Verify the specific train requirements and arrange the necessary seat reservations to ensure a seamless travel experience.
Check the specific entry and travel regulations for your nationality and intended destinations. Contact the embassies or consulates for the most precise and latest information.

Refunds for delayed or cancelled trains


Discover the cheapest train tickets with TrainPal. Compare second and first-class prices, and use our journey planner for the best deals. Save more with discount codes.

Super Saver tickets begin at €17.99 for second class and €23.99 for first class.

For lower prices, book German long-distance train tickets (IC, ICE, EC) early, as prices rise near the departure date.

Regional Day Ticket (Quer-durchs-Land-Ticket) offers unlimited regional travel in Germany for one day, from €46.

Explore Germany and neighbouring countries on IC and ICE overnight trains with super saver fares starting at €17.99 and saver fares from €21.99.

Group of six or more? DB offers super saver fares from €8.90, and European fares from €13.90 per person.
| Trains from Berlin Savignyplatz | Trains from Amsterdam Centraal |
|---|---|
| Berlin Savignyplatz to Munich | |
| Berlin Savignyplatz to Hamburg | |
| Berlin Savignyplatz to Amsterdam | |
| Berlin Savignyplatz to Essen Central Station | |
| Berlin Savignyplatz to Cologne Central Station |
* The lowest price is based on historical data to predict the cheapest fare over the next 7 days, but actual prices may vary.