Den Helder is easily accessible by train, bus, or bike. Whether you're coming for a weekend getaway or a day of culture, you'll have a relaxing journey to North Holland's northernmost city.

By train: fast and comfortable

Every thirty minutes, an intercity train departs from Den Helder to Amsterdam, ending in Nijmegen. You board at four past the hour or half hour. During rush hour, extra trains run to Maastricht. This way, you'll always have a comfortable journey, even if you travel late or early.

Check current departure times at ns.nl

By bus: flexible travel

In and around Den Helder, you can travel with Connexxion. Convenient if you're traveling without a car or just want to explore the area. These are the main lines:

City lines

31 Den Helder Station South – Huisduinen – Hospital – (Teso Veerhaven) – Den Helder Station

32 Den Helder Station – Den Helder South (weekends only) 

33 Den Helder Station – Ferry port towards Texel and back.

34 Den Helder Station – de Schooten – (via Den Helder station South East side)

Regional lines

30 Den Helder Station – South Station – Julianadorp – Schagen

135 Den Helder Station – Airport Den Helder – Hippolytushoef – Den Oever – Wieringerwerf – Middenmeer – Abbekerk – Hoorn station vv.

158 Den Helder Station – Julianadorp – Julianadorp-East – Breezand – Anna Paulowna – Ewijcksluis – Westerland-Hippolytushoef – Den Oever 

🚌 More info and times: connexxion.nl

Summer highlight: the Coastal Bus (line 851)

Especially in summer, bus line 851 runs along the coast. Hop on the Den Helder bus and get off at Callantsoog, Sint Maartenszee, or Petten. Perfect for a spontaneous day at the beach or a refreshing walk with a view.

Parking in a city on the move

Den Helder is building the future – literally. The city center is in full swing, creating a vibrant and innovative center. As a result, some parking spaces have been temporarily relocated or modified.

The map below shows you at a glance where the best parking is now. Convenient and up-to-date.