Can I bike to the Heineken Experience?

Definitely! Amsterdam is bike-friendly. There are bike racks near the entrance, but bring your own lock as parking isn’t monitored.

Is there a dedicated drop-off area for taxis or ride-shares?

Yes, taxis and ride-share services can drop you off right outside the main entrance at Stadhouderskade 78.

Does the Heineken Experience have its own parking lot?

No, but APCOA Parking Heinekenplein is the closest parking garage, just a 2-minute walk from the entrance.

Is the area around the Heineken Experience safe to walk in at night?

Yes, De Pijp is a lively and safe neighborhood. Well-lit streets and busy cafés make it walkable even in the evening.

How far is the Heineken Experience from Museumplein?

It’s about a 10-minute walk from Museumplein, making it easy to combine both in one outing.

Is public transport reliable on weekends and holidays?

Yes, but frequencies may be slightly reduced. Check the GVB app for live schedules and updates.

Can I use an OV-chipkaart to reach the Heineken Experience?

Yes, the OV-chipkaart is a reusable smart card for all public transport in the Netherlands, including trams, buses, and metros. Just tap in and out at the card readers when entering and exiting your ride.

Navigating the Heineken Experience Location Like a Pro

Planning your visit to the Heineken Experience? Located at Stadhouderskade 78 in central Amsterdam, the attraction is well connected by public transport. Whether you’re coming by tram, metro, or on foot, this page provides all the directions and travel details you need.

Heineken Experience location

Address: Heineken Experience Stadhouderskade 78 1072 AE Amsterdam

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The Heineken Experience sits in Amsterdam’s lively De Pijp district, housed in the original brewery building. It’s just a short walk from popular spots like Museumplein and the Albert Cuyp Market.

Closest attraction: Foam Museum (1.2 km)

Getting to the Heineken Experience by public transport

Best for: Those looking for a quick, affordable, and reliable way to reach the city center
Travel time: Around 10-15 mins from Amsterdam Centraal Station
Closest stop: Vijzelgracht Station (Metro Line 52)
Timings: The Amsterdam Metro runs from around 6am to midnight daily, with frequent departures during peak hours. Schedules may vary slightly on weekends and holidays.

Hop on Metro Line 52 and get off at Vijzelgracht Station. From there, it’s a pleasant 5-minute walk to the Heineken Experience. Just follow the signs or use Google Maps—it’s straightforward, and city views along the way are lovely.

Best for: Visitors who want a scenic and relaxed ride through the city
Travel time: Around 15-20 mins from Amsterdam Centraal Station
Closest stop: Albert Cuypstraat (7-min walk) or Museumplein (10-min walk)
Timings: Trams in Amsterdam generally run from 6am to midnight, with regular service throughout the day. Frequencies may be lower in early mornings or late evenings.

Take tram 2, 4, or 12 from Centraal Station for a laid-back ride through charming neighborhoods. Get off at Albert Cuypstraat for the shortest walk, or at Museumplein if you want to pass a few iconic sights on your way.

Getting to the Heineken Experience by car

Best for: Convenience and flexible travel schedules
Travel time: 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions
Distance: Around 7 kilometers from Amsterdam Centraal Station

To drive from Centraal Station to the Heineken Experience, follow the S100 route heading south through the city. The journey takes about 20–30 minutes depending on traffic.

Parking facilities

APCOA Parking Heinekenplein (120m)
Parkbee Stadhouderskade Car Park (260m)
Q-Park Museumplein (1 km)

Getting to the Heineken Experience on foot

Best for: Sightseeing and enjoying the local atmosphere
Travel time: 30-40 minutes
Distance: Around 2.6 kilometers from Amsterdam Centraal Station

Start your walk at Centraal Station and head south through Amsterdam’s scenic canals, historic architecture, and cozy neighborhoods. You’ll pass through areas like the Nine Streets and along the picturesque Prinsengracht canal. It’s a relaxed and photogenic stroll that takes you right to the Heineken Experience entrance without needing to rush.