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| Flight Duration | 1 h and 21 m | Flights between Bristol and Amsterdam take, on average, 1 h and 21 m minutes, but the time can vary according to other factors |
| Cheapest flight | £60 | Cheapest price for a one-way flight between Bristol with Amsterdam found by our customers in the last 72 hours |
| Departing Airport | Bristol | The airport Bristol is the departure airport operating flights between Bristol and Amsterdam |
| Arriving Airport | Schiphol | Flights departing Bristol with Amsterdam as destination arrives at Schiphol |
BRS Bristol AMS Amsterdam 
BRS Bristol AMS Amsterdam Trains are 8% more expensive in Amsterdam than in Bristol.
A meal in Amsterdam is 20% cheaper than a meal in Bristol.
Taxis are 69% more expensive in Amsterdam than in Bristol.
Coffee in Amsterdam is 6% cheaper than in Bristol.
Bristol is one of the most important ports in south west England, and is also historically associated with English maritime sojourns. Bristol is served by Bristol Airport, which is in operation since 1957. This airport is located 13 kilometres from Bristol's city centre and is not too far away from the rest of the city's neighbourhoods.
Flights from Bristol to Amsterdam take off from Bristol Airport, which is conveniently located in north Somerset. Built on a former RAF airfield's site, the airport has a very modern terminal. Because of its reduced size large aircrafts cannot land there.
From Bristol to Amsterdam flights can be easily caught. You can just board a bus to reach the airport from the city centre. The easiest way to do this is by taking a Bristol Airport Flyer Bus from Bristol Temple Meads Station in the heart of the city. This bus can be boarded at Bristol Bus Station too. Most people use this bus service offered by FirstGroup to reach their destinations. Another option is to take a taxi from wherever you are to the airport. However, this can get a little expensive.
Amsterdam is one of the most popular cities in Europe and is known for its abundance of coffee shops, canals and bridges. Start your journey at Oude Kerk, which is the oldest building in Amsterdam. Head toward the canals that were built in the 17th century. You can rent bicycles and ride along these canals to experience Amsterdam in an authentic way. Amsterdam has dozens of cafes and they are all known for their quaint atmosphere and alternative cultures. Furthermore, you should visit Stelling van Amsterdam to truly experience the majesty of this city, where you can find a collection of 42 forts.
If you are taking one of the flights to Amsterdam from Bristol, you will land at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The airport is quite close to the city centre and can be easily reached by trains and buses. From the airport, take a train to reach Amsterdam Central Station. Another option is to take the Amsterdam Airport shuttle service, which is a comfortable service run by Connexxion. You can also hop on bus 197 to reach central Amsterdam in no time. To get to Amsterdam South, all you need to do is take bus 310. There are, of course, taxis and cabs available, but they may cost slightly more.
Very big airport but easy to walk around