The Elandsgracht bus station is a bus station for regional transport, on the corner of Marnixstraat and Elandsgracht on the western side of the center of Amsterdam. The bus station was known as Marnixstraat bus station until December 2014.
The Elandsgracht bus station is a bus station for regional transport, on the corner of Marnixstraat and Elandsgracht on the western side of the center of Amsterdam. The bus station was known as Marnixstraat bus station until December 2014.
The bus station was built in 1957 on the site of the former Appeltjesmarkt, a fruit and vegetable market on the edge of the Jordaan neighborhood. [1] The bus station was known as Marnixstraat bus station. [2] [3]
The following lines have their terminus at the bus station itself:
| Line | Operator | Concession | Kind | Route | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bus line 80 (Zandvoort-Amsterdam) 80 | Connexxion | Haarlem-IJmond | Regional bus | Amsterdam Elandsgracht - Haarlem - Zandvoort | [4] |
| 257 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | Rush hour bus | (Amsterdam Elandsgracht →) Haarlemmermeerstation → Amstelveen → Aalsmeer | The route Elandsgracht → Haarlemmermeerstation is only served on Thursdays and Fridays. |
| 347 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | R-net | Amsterdam Elandsgracht - Amstelveen - Uithoorn | |
| 357 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | R-net | Amsterdam Elandsgracht - Amstelveen - Aalsmeer | |
| 397 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | R-net | Amsterdam Elandsgracht - Schiphol - Hoofddorp - Nieuw-Vennep | |
| Updated on 4 December 2021 om 16:26 (CET) | |||||
Outside the bus station are stops for the following tram and bus lines:
| Line | Operator | Concession | Kind | Route | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tramlijn 5 (Amsterdam) 5  | GVB | Amsterdam | Tram | Amstelveen Stadshart - Station Zuid - Leidseplein - Westergasfabriek (Van Hallstraat) | |
Tramlijn 7 (Amsterdam) 7  | GVB | Amsterdam | Tram | Slotermeer - Mercatorplein - Leidsplein - Alexanderplein - Azartplein | |
Tramlijn 17 (Amsterdam) 17  | GVB | Amsterdam | Tram | Centraal Station - Kinkerstraat - Station Lelylaan - Osdorp Dijkgraafplein | |
| Tramlijn 19 (Amsterdam) 19 | GVB | Amsterdam | Tram | Station Sloterdijk – Bos en Lommer – Leidseplein – Vijzelgracht – Watergraafsmeer – Diemen Sniep | |
| N47 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | Night bus | Amsterdam Centraal – Amstelveen – Bovenkerk – Uithoorn | night version of line 347 |
| N57 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | Night bus | Amsterdam Centraal - Amstelveen - Aalsmeer | night version of line 357 |
| N80 | Connexxion | Haarlem-IJmond | Night bus | Amsterdam Leidseplein → Haarlem → Beverwijk | |
| N83 | GVB | Amsterdam | Night bus | Centraal Station - Osdorp | |
| N84 | GVB | Amsterdam | Night bus | Centraal Station - Zuid - Amstelveen | |
| N88 | GVB | Amsterdam | Night bus | Centraal Station – West – Nieuw Sloten | |
| N97 | Connexxion | Amstelland-Meerlanden | Night bus | Amsterdam Centraal – Stadionplein – Schiphol – Hoofddorp – Nieuw-Vennep | night version of line 397 |
| Updated on 12 December 2021 om 18:34 (CET) | |||||
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