Delft, South Holland to Amsterdam, North Holland from $2.7: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services on the NS (Nederlandse Spoorwegen) trains from Delft to Amsterdam include a bistro car where you can purchase snacks and drinks. There's a selection of sandwiches, hot drinks, and soft drinks available; however, it's a good idea to bring some cash or a card, as some services may not accept all payment methods. If you’re traveling in First Class, you may have access to complimentary refreshments.

• The trains on this route typically offer three seating options: Economy Class, First Class, and Business Class. In Economy Class, you will find standard seating in a 2+2 configuration, while First Class features more spacious seating in a 2+1 configuration, providing extra legroom and quieter spaces. Business Class, generally available for those who book through specific routes, offers premium seating and superior service. Make sure to check the NS website to book the seating class that suits your needs best.

• When you arrive at Amsterdam Central Station, be prepared for a busy atmosphere as it's the main transport hub of the city. If you need to store your luggage, there's a luggage storage service located at the station where you can leave your bags for a few hours. Also, the station has ample restroom facilities and showers located in the nearby Olympic Sports Club, if you wish to freshen up after your journey.