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Few cities are quite like Amsterdam. It draws you in with its canals, bicycles, museums, famously liberal atmosphere, beer and history, but also with its gorgeous tulips, diamonds and wooden clogs… A Podgorica – Amsterdam flight is the best way to reach this fascinating Dutch capital

A CITY PAINTED IN TULIPS

PODGORICA – AMSTERDAM FLIGHTS

Say Amsterdam, and for many people the first thing that comes to mind is sex and drugs. But Amsterdam is so much more than that. This vibrant city is rich in history and fascinating stories. It was built on the shipping trade of the Dutch West India Company, and prostitution developed alongside it. Book a Podgorica – Amsterdam flight, find a small hotel by a canal and spend a few unforgettable days in Amsterdam.

TRAVEL TO AMSTERDAM

Amsterdam, the largest planned city in northern Europe, has always been a well-known name in world history and played a central role in the history of the Netherlands. In the 17th century Amsterdam was the center of the world economy, and today the city is known for its tolerant character.

Amsterdam was founded as a fishing village on the Amstel River around the 13th century. The name Amstelledamme first appears in a charter granted by Floris V, Count of Holland. During the 14th and especially the 15th century, Amsterdam grew rapidly, laying the foundations for its Golden Age. Today only a few medieval buildings survive, such as the Old and New Churches and the Houten Huis (Wooden House) in the Begijnhof. In the Middle Ages, houses were mostly built of wood, a vulnerable building material. The famous Houten Huis is no exception to this rule. As a result, most of them were destroyed. Still, a surprisingly large number of homes in Amsterdam have wooden frames to this day. In the 17th century Amsterdam was the world’s leading marketplace. It was during this period that Amsterdam’s distinctive cityscape took shape. Some of its most important historic buildings date from this time, e.g. the town hall on Dam Square (now the Royal Palace), the Westerkerk, the Zuiderkerk, and many canal houses, including De Dolfijn (Dolphin), De Gecroonde Raep, Trippenhuis, Van Raey-huizen …

Wandering through Amsterdam, you’ll come across countless museums, galleries dedicated to Rembrandt and Van Gogh, the Anne Frank House, beautiful Protestant churches and the “Red Light” district; you’ll enjoy the canals, and you’ll take your best photos from its bridges.

When you’re tired of sightseeing, pick out a pair of clogs for yourself. They’re something unique and special that you’ll wear for a long time, keeping alive the memories of a wonderful trip to Amsterdam.

Whatever you think of them, traditional Dutch wooden shoes, or clogs (klompen), are an important part of Dutch heritage and are still worn in rural parts of the country. The Dutch language has many idioms related to wooden shoes. They are still popular with farm workers because they’re great for walking on muddy ground and are easy to wipe clean. Dutch clogs are made from different kinds of wood – poplar and willow are favorites – and are often painted. Clogs are even certified by the European Union as safety shoes because they can withstand sharp and heavy objects and concentrated acids. Traditionally, they are handmade by trained craftsmen. As you can imagine, making an identical pair of wooden shoes is no easy task, but professionals can produce up to seven pairs a day! Because worn-out clogs were used as fuel for the fireplace, historians have found it difficult to pin down their exact origins. Still, they are estimated to have appeared some 850 years ago, and the oldest wooden shoe was found on the Nieuwendijk in Amsterdam. Around six million souvenirs are made in the Netherlands every year, so rest assured you’ll find the right pair to take home!

PODGORICA – AMSTERDAM FLIGHTS

Podgorica – Amsterdam tickets are usually booked as a flight with one connection and are available every day of the week. Check the fare conditions – some fares do not include checked baggage, which is clearly shown in the search. If you are searching for deals on your own, the airport code is AMS.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (in Dutch, Luchthaven Schiphol) is the largest airport in the Netherlands. Amsterdam Schiphol is the fourth busiest airport in Europe by passenger numbers.

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is unique in many ways: it is the only airport in the world whose runways lie below sea level, at -3 m, and it has the world’s tallest control tower, a full 101 meters high.

More than 100 airlines operate scheduled flights from this airport to 300 destinations worldwide. Amsterdam Schiphol is the hub of the national carrier KLM, part of the merged Air France – KLM group.

The train is the cheapest way to get from Amsterdam airport to the city and perhaps the most convenient, since trains run 24 hours a day. Buses also run from the airport: line 197 every 15 minutes, plus lines 310, 69 and 300. The Airport Shuttle bus serves more than 100 hotels in the city and is a cheaper option than a taxi. If your hotel doesn’t offer a free transfer, a one-way ticket is inexpensive, and buses run every 10 minutes between 06.00 in the morning and 19.00 in the evening. A taxi is, of course, the most expensive option, and it costs considerably more than the train or bus.

Enjoy a comfortable stroll in your clogs through one-of-a-kind Amsterdam!

Flights Podgorica Amsterdam – how to get to Amsterdam from Montenegro

Between Podgorica and Amsterdam you currently fly most often with one connection. Good options are via Belgrade (Air Serbia), Vienna (Austrian), Frankfurt or Munich (Lufthansa), Rome or Istanbul, while KLM and partners offer many connections to Schiphol. In summer, also compare departures from Tivat, which has more seasonal routes to European hubs.

• Duration: with a connection, the journey usually takes 4 to 7 hours, depending on the layover.
• Airport: Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS), about 15 km from the centre – trains to Amsterdam Centraal take about 15–20 minutes.
• When to book: 6–8 weeks ahead for spring (tulip season), summer and holidays; November to February is usually cheapest.
• Documents: the Netherlands is part of the Schengen Area – check the official entry requirements and your passport validity before you travel.

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