Cheap flights from Norwich to Amsterdam

If you’re leaving Norwich behind for the Netherlands, you’re in for a treat. Norwich to Amsterdam flights only take an hour, so you can be exploring this standout city in no time. Land at Schiphol Airport, get your bearings, and decide where you’re going to start. Tick off the Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank House. Take a canal tour, ride a bike, or just pull up a pew and people-watch from a café. Whatever you’re here for, the Dutch capital won’t disappoint. Read on to find out how to book cheap flights from Norwich to Amsterdam and save yourself a fortune on fares.

How long is the flight from Norwich to Amsterdam?

The flight from Norwich to Amsterdam takes 55 minutes.

Which airlines operate flights from Norwich to Amsterdam?

KLM operate direct flights from Norwich to Amsterdam.

How frequent are flights between Norwich and Amsterdam?

There are around three or four direct Norwich to Amsterdam flights every day. You can compare them by price using the Cheapflights search tool at the top of this page.

Which airports serve Norwich and Amsterdam?

Your Norwich to Amsterdam flight will depart from Norwich Airport (NWI), which until recently was known as Norwich International Airport. You’ll arrive at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS), the main international airport of the Netherlands.

Which direct flight route between Norwich and Amsterdam is cheapest?

There’s only one route between Norwich and Amsterdam, so you’re best to consider the time of year if you’re looking for cheap flights. Peak season from June to August can be quite expensive as tourist numbers are high. Aim for April to May, or September to October, and you may well get a better price.

What is there to do in Amsterdam?

So you’ve bought a cheap flight from Norwich to Amsterdam, sorted your euros and dug out your passport. What next? Once you get to Amsterdam, you’re not going to want to waste any time, so a bit of planning pays dividends. You can take the train straight from the airport to Amsterdam Central Station in the city centre – they leave every ten minutes. Then it’s a case of exploring on foot, by bike or via the city’s impressive canal network. If you’re staying for a while, do all three. It goes without saying that a visit to Anne Frank House is a must while you’re here, but bear in mind it can get busy in peak season. Book your Norwich to Amsterdam flight for spring or autumn and you’ll find far fewer queues, or visit in April for Amsterdam’s famous Tulip Festival.

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