The s'Hertogenbosch (to give it it's proper name) railway station is one of the main junctions in this part of the Netherlands. From here trains go north to Utrecht, south to Maastricht (via Eindhoven), east to Breda and west to Nijmegen (and on to Arnhem).
The station is located about 10 minutes walk from the city centre and is next door to the main bus terminus. Station facilities are pretty comprehensive with several cafes and snack places on the concourse and on the platforms.
Written Aug 23, 2010
Website: www.ns.nl
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Updated Apr 10, 2009
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Getting to Den Bosch is easy: there are motorways to all directions and the city is well integrated in the Dutch intercity-railway network.
Once you arrive, everything in the inner city is within walking distance. From the railway station, head into town and it shouldn't take you more than 10 minutes to reach the Markt. Here's a map to help you around.
Written Dec 28, 2003
Several years ago they demolished the old train station. Such a pity. I know this station from my youth and I liked the older better. For those who remember a pic from the past. With in front of the station the 'Draak' (Dragon). The Golden Dragon is still there in front of the new train station.
Updated Nov 30, 2003
Park your car at the Transferium, near the 's-Hertogenbosch-Oost railway-station. Follow the signs 'Sportion' to get there. For 1 euro 50 you can park your car all day. Included in the price is the bus that will take you and up to three passengers straight to the centre in less than 15 minutes. That's a bargain! And of course, the bus will take you back to your car too. Trying to find a parking space in the centre is a waste of time and money.
Updated Nov 27, 2003
Den Bosch has a train station. The station is located near the centre of the city. From this station you can travel to every (major) place in the Netherlands. From the central stations you can also take a taxi or a bus to other parts of the city or the surrounding area (such as the popular amusement parks 'the Efteling' and 'Het Land van Ooit').
Behind this train station you will find the new and prestiguous 'Paleiskwartier" Very worthwile looking at!
Updated Nov 15, 2003
Believe it or not, but we saw cars and even a few trucks going down these streets. Not many, but I was amazed when I saw a truck back up into one of these streets to the cafe we were sittting at for our lunch.
Written Mar 5, 2003
Den Bosch is a junction of railways that lead to all main winddirections. By road it is on the freeway from Eindhoven to Amsterdam and has an infamous outlet to Waalwijk (WEstwards) and Nijmegen (Eastwards). These roads are unfinished freeways and a bottleneck for the dense Dutch traffic during rushhours. From the ringroad one can see the Saint Jans-cathedral dominating the towns horizon.
Written Jan 28, 2003
The most beautiful sightseeing is done on foot by walking through the streets, squares and alleys of the Bosch centredistrict. Distances are all within a few kilometres and every corner holds a new surprise, that by passing it slowly can be enjoyed fully.
Written Jan 28, 2003
Now this map is not exact science. It just gives you an idea where Den Bosch is located. I am probably miles of the right location where I put the red dot, so if you plan in going there you better check an official map for the right location. :-)
The other red dot is the town where I live, Oldenzaal.
Written Aug 29, 2002
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