Amsterdam Holendrecht station

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Amsterdam Holendrecht
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The platforms under construction
General information
Location Netherlands
Coordinates 52°17′51″N4°57′36″E / 52.29750°N 4.96000°E / 52.29750; 4.96000
History
Opened14 December 2008
Services
Preceding station Nederlandse spoorwegen logo.svg Nederlandse Spoorwegen Following station
Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA
towards Uitgeest
NS Sprinter 4000
2x/hour
Abcoude
NS Sprinter 7400
2x/hour; not on evenings and weekends. Continues at or arrives from Amsterdam Centraal as Sprinter 4700 to or from Uitgeest
Abcoude
Preceding station Amsterdam Metro Following station
Bullewijk
towards Isolatorweg
Line 50 Reigersbos
towards Gein
Bullewijk Line 54
Location
Randstad N.png
Red pog.svg
Amsterdam Holendrecht
Location within Northern Randstad
Netherlands location map.svg
Red pog.svg
Amsterdam Holendrecht
Amsterdam Holendrecht (Netherlands)

Amsterdam Holendrecht is a railway and metro station in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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The station opened on 14 December 2008. Before that date Holendrecht was just a station on the Amsterdam Metro network which was opened on 16 October 1977 and is now served by two lines, the 50 and 54. It is located in Amsterdam-Zuidoost and it lies on the Amsterdam - Utrecht main line, between Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA and Abcoude. The station is near the Academic Medical Center.

Train services

The following train services currently call at Amsterdam Holendrecht:

Metro services

Bus services

The following services call at Holendrecht:

City services

These services are operated by GVB.

Regional services

These services are operated by EBS, branded as Bizzliner. They operate Monday to Friday only.

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