Delhi to Amsterdam Flights from INR 22,068

Air India Frequent Flyer programme

Flying Returns, our Frequent Flyer programme helps you get the most out of your journey with reimagined ease, rewards and recognition. It offers guests the chance to earn valuable frequent flyer rewards on every flight, which can be redeemed for free flights, upgrades, and other exciting rewards.

Additional services offered by Air India

On-ground services

‘Project Abhinandan’ is a step ahead in providing a personalised and hassle-free on-ground experience to our guests. From baggage handling to seamless transfers, and lounge access, our on-ground services ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey for you. Our Service Assurance Officers will be available at check-in areas or lounges, near the boarding gates, during transit, or at the arrival hall.

Onboard amenities

Air India offers elevated onboard amenities for every cabin class. When travelling first class, experience luxury in the sky with a comfortable 180-degree recline sleeperette and the two-abreast seating. Some of the other onboard amenities while flying with Air India include spacious cabins, comfortable seating, delicious meals, and a selection of inflight entertainment, making your air travel an experience to remember.

Experience the best of Amsterdam

One of the major cities in the Netherlands, Amsterdam is a dynamic metropolitan which is also well known for its rich history, cultural attractions, modern architecture, and vibrant atmosphere. The city is also an important business hub, so many business travellers frequently visit the city throughout the year. Experience the best of the city and make memories of a lifetime.

Best time to visit Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a traveller's paradise through most of the year. Amsterdam enjoys pleasant weather from May to August. The Spring Tulip Festival takes place in May and is very popular among tourists. Open Garden Days and Roots Festival are 2 of Amsterdam's popular summer festivals that take place in June. If you wish to explore Amsterdam in the off-season, you can visit the city from September to November and March to April.

Where to stay

Amsterdam caters to a broad spectrum of travellers with a host of accommodation options. Whether you prefer luxury hotels with world-class amenities or business hotels closer to the airport, Amsterdam has it all. Here are a few options to relax and unwind during your visit.

Luxury stay

De Europe Amsterdam: A mediaeval period fortress converted into a hotel located on the Amstel River provides luxurious accommodations along with world-class amenities to all its guests. The hotel has water-side terraces where you can enjoy quiet evenings and beautiful sunsets. The hotel has a Michelin-star restaurant and a brasserie that serves French cuisine. 

Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht - a concept by Hyatt: Housed in the former public library, the hotel offers inspiring views of the historic Amsterdam canals. The hotel is conveniently located around the most important landmarks of the city. The hotel provides a 24-hour gym for all fitness enthusiasts.

Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam: This 5-star property offers a unique Dutch historical ambience with French elegance. The luxury suites come with exclusive butler service. Bridge is a fine-dining restaurant focusing on seafood created by Chef de Cuisine Raoul Meuwese. The hotel specialises in afternoon tea as well.

Upscale/ full-service stays

Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam City Center: Located in the quiet part of the city’s centre, this 4-star hotel is at a walking distance from the famous canals and attractions of the city. Pastorie Restaurant and Bar serves some exciting drinks in a charming, old-world setting.

Hilton Amsterdam: Located in the upscale residential area near the Noorder-Amstel canal, the hotel provides convenient access to all the major landmarks across the city. The rooms overlook the city and provide excellent views of the skyline. While at the hotel, experience pure Italian cuisine at Roberto's Restaurant and enjoy a selection of signature cocktails at Half Moon Lounge. 

Ambassade Hotel: Located near the Royal Palace of Amsterdam, this boutique hotel provides comfortable rooms and top-class service to its guests. Embellished with antiques and museum-quality art, every room in this hotel is unique. The restaurant at the hotel serves French cuisine with a modern twist.

Places to visit

• Monuments

The cultural influence and heritage of Amsterdam is evident from the monuments across the city. Some of the significant ones include the Royal Palace (Koninklijk Paleis), Anne Frank House, the National Monument, Munttoren (Mint Tower), De Waag, The Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug) and Zevenlandenhuizen (Seven Countries Houses).

• City attractions

Amsterdam is known for its canals and its collection of art by some of the most famous artists. Museumplein is a cultural hub with various museums like The Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, NEMO Science Museum, Rembrandt House Museum and Amsterdam Museum. Visit Heineken Experience, an interactive museum offering insights into the brewing process of the famous Dutch beer, Heineken. Canal Ring (Grachtengordel) is a famous UNESCO-listed canal ring which has a ne2rk of canals, historic bridges, and charming canal-side houses.

• Shopping

From high-end clothing stores to thrift shops, Amsterdam offers a wide range of shopping options to travellers. High-end shops at P.C. Hooftstraat, Van Baerlestraat, Magna Plaza (housed in a neo-gothic building), Hooftstraat Buurt, Cornelis Schuytstraat and Nine Streets provide a wide range of options to choose from. If you want to indulge in some local shopping, then visit Jordaan District, De Hallen, Haarlemmerdijk and Haarlemmerstraat, Dappermarkt and Utrechtsestraat.

• Culinary treats

Amsterdam has a diverse culinary culture, and it is evident from the fine-dine restaurants that are there in the city. Some of the most famous Michelin-star restaurants in the city are Ciel Bleu Restaurant, Bord'Eau Restaurant Gastronomique, Restaurant Vinkeles, Spectrum and Yamazato Restaurant. Some of the exciting restaurants are RIJKS®, housed within the Rijks museum, which celebrates the Dutch culinary heritage. The restaurant features a menu inspired by local and seasonal ingredients.

Travelling in and around Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a well-connected city with various modes of transportation, ensuring a hassle-free commute. Amsterdam is also known as the bicycle capital of the world, so it is the most frequently used mode of transportation. Apart from that, taxis, buses, trams, and the metro offer convenient modes of transportation. For sightseeing, most tourists prefer hop-on hop-off bus tours and plan a canal cruise. Many locals also like walking or cycling around the city to soak in the vibe and scenic beauty of Amsterdam.

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