Directions

Directions Amsterdam

Address:
Achillesstraat 99 -3
1076 PX  Amsterdam

By car:

From the A10, the Ringweg-Zuid Amsterdam: exit S 108, direction Oud-Zuid. At the end of the exit at the traffic lights, turn right towards Oud-Zuid/Centrum/Olympisch Stadion. Drive straight ahead = Amstelveenseweg. You will pass a petrol station and the Olympic Stadium on your left. At the end, follow the bend to the right. You go straight on again = Stadionweg. Continue straight on for a few hundred meters until you see an Albert Heijn store on the right. Immediately after the AH store, turn right into Achillesstraat. After the first small intersection it is on your left. Parking spaces are paid but easily accessible.

Custom car route planner:

From the website: https://www.anwb.nl/verkeer/routeplanner?displayType=instructions

By public transport:

From Central Station tram 24 or metro 52:

Tram 24 stops at Stadionweg, Olympiaplein stop. From Central Station to this stop is 26 minutes by tram. Then walk straight ahead for a short while until the AH, which is on the left side of the Stadionweg. Before the Albert Heijn store, turn left into Achillesstraat. Beyond the first small intersection it is on your left. All this is less than a 5 minutes’ walk.

Metro 52 stops at Station Zuid, from Central Station to Station Zuid is 11 minutes by metro.

It is about a 10-minute walk from Station Zuid (optional to make use of an NS bicycle):

When you come out of the station and cross the square, take one of the stairs up at the end of the square. You will arrive at Strawinskylaan and turn left and continue along this road until Parnassusweg. Or you can take exit Noord from the platform and you will come straight to Parnassusweg. Turn right onto Parnassusweg. Continue straight on, under an office bridge that crosses the road, until you reach water. After the bridge over the water you immediately take the first road on the left. This is the Stadionkade. You walk straight on along the water. The third road on the right is Achillesstraat. It's on your right.

Custom public transport route planner:

From the website: https://9292.nl/