Marken and Volendam Self-Guided Bike Tour Adventure .

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If you're looking for an enjoyable daytrip bike ride in the Amsterdam countryside, consider taking a trip from Amsterdam Central Station to the picturesque villages of Broek in Waterland, Volendam, Marken, Uitdam, and Durgerdam.
Distance
  • 61.8 km / 38.4 miles
Cycling time
  • normal bike 190 mins / e-bike 2 hrs (remind this is a daytrip regarding stops)
Highlights
  • Volendam
  • Monnickendam
  • Marken
  • Uitdam
Easy
Electric bike rental
Average
Hand brake bike rental
Kids tandem bike rental
Tandem bike rental
Small bike rental (24 inch wheels)
Bike rental with front seat
Bike rental with child seat
Challenging
Cargo bike rental

Route

Starting at Amsterdam Central Station, head north towards the picturesque village of Broek in Waterland, known for its well-preserved 17th and 18th-century architecture, canals, and tranquil countryside landscapes. Take a break at one of the village’s charming cafes and enjoy the view of the lush green fields.

Next, continue your journey to the fishing village of Volendam, where you can witness the traditional Dutch way of life and visit the local fish market to try some freshly caught seafood. From there, take a short ferry ride to the island of Marken, where you can explore its colorful wooden houses and learn about the village’s rich maritime history.

Afterwards, head towards Uitdam, a quiet village located on the banks of the Markermeer, and enjoy the scenic views of the lake and its surrounding countryside. From Uitdam, cycle along the coastline to Durgerdam, a charming village famous for its quaint houses and picturesque harbor. Take a moment to rest and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere before heading back to Amsterdam Central Station to complete your journey.

Overall, this bike ride is a great way to explore the Netherlands’ countryside and coastal regions, and experience the charm of its historic villages and natural beauty.

Highlights

  • Central Station Amsterdam
  • Broek in Waterland
  • Volendam
  • Monnickendam
  • Marken
  • Uitdam
  • Durgerdam
  • Schellingwoude
  • Starting point

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Central Station

The Amsterdam Central Station, originally designed by Dutch architect Pierre Cuypers and opened in 1889, has undergone several renovations and expansions throughout its history to become one of the most important transportation hubs in the Netherlands.

Broek in Waterland

Broek in Waterland is a picturesque Dutch village situated in the Waterland region known for its well-preserved 17th and 18th-century architecture, canals, and tranquil countryside landscapes.

Volendam

Volendam is a Dutch fishing village located on the eastern shore of the Markermeer, known for its traditional costumes, wooden houses, and fresh seafood.

Monnickendam

Monnickendam is a historic Dutch town located on the eastern bank of the IJsselmeer, famous for its picturesque harbor, well-preserved medieval architecture, and traditional Dutch houses.

The isle Marken

Marken is a small Dutch island located in the Markermeer, known for its picturesque wooden houses, traditional costumes, and maritime heritage.

Uitdam

Uitdam is a quaint Dutch village located on the eastern shore of the Markermeer, known for its scenic cycling routes, picturesque harbor, and peaceful countryside landscapes.

Durgerdam

Durgerdam is a charming Dutch village located on the eastern outskirts of Amsterdam, famous for its picturesque harbor, traditional architecture, and scenic views of the Markermeer.

Schellingwoude 

Schellingwoude is a small Dutch village located in the northern part of Amsterdam, known for its historic houses, scenic waterfront, and peaceful countryside surroundings.

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