Travel information

Public transport in the Netherlands

Timetables

Travelling by train is the quickest way to travel between cities in the Netherlands. Make sure you plan your journey beforehand!

General advice for using public transportation

• Download the app: "NS" or "9292". It will help you to find the fastest/ cheapest connection.
• Buy your ticket on the "NS" app or at the yellow ticket machines in the station with a debit or credit card.
• You need a ticket to scan at the gate to be able to enter most station. Note: Schiphol Airport does not have these gates as well as Ede-Wageningen.
• If you are planning to travel more often in the Netherlands, it is recommended to buy an anonymous OV-chip card. You can load money on these cards, and they give you a cheaper fare.

From Schiphol Airport to Ede-Wageningen train station

If you are arriving in Schiphol Airport, the train station is located inside the airport building just by the main exits. Trains depart from Schiphol Airport to Ede-Wageningen every 30 minutes. Take the Intercity train in the direction of Nijmegen. At every station, there are screens that list all the departing trains. Your final train stop is Ede-Wageningen. Please note that Wageningen itself does not have a railway station. Your final stop is in Ede, which is the town next to Wageningen.

(Alternatively) It is possible to travel from Schiphol Airport to Ede-Wageningen via Utrecht. Trains to Utrecht depart every 30 minutes. Take an Intercity train in the direction of Venlo and get off the train in Utrecht. Once you are in Utrecht, switch to a train in the direction of Nijmegen. Your final stop is Ede-Wageningen.

Travel time from Schiphol Airport to Ede-Wageningen is approximately 65 minutes and costs € 18.00.

From Ede-Wageningen train station to Wageningen Campus

At Ede-Wageningen station you can either take the bus or a taxi. A taxi from Ede-Wageningen train station to Wageningen Campus costs approximately € 30.00 and takes 15 minutes.

The bus stop at Ede-Wageningen station is situated on the main bus square outside the train station. Take bus 303 or 103 to Wageningen and get out at the stop at “Campus/Atlas”. Both services also go to the city centre of Wageningen, which is the final destination of the bus. You can check in with your credit/debit card.

Travel time from Ede-Wageningen to Wageningen Campus is approximately 30 minutes and will cost around €3.00 (one way).

Travelling by car

Route From Utrecht or Arnhem: From the A12 motorway take the ‘Ede, Bennekom, Wageningen’ exit. Follow signposts to Wageningen, and take the first exit on the first roundabout.

From Nijmegen: From the A50 motorway take the ‘Renkum, Oosterbeek, Wageningen’ exit. Follow signposts to Wageningen, and once you enter Wageningen take a right at the first traffic lights (Diedenweg). At the following traffic lights, go straight on. At the roundabout, take a left (third exit).

From Tiel: From the A15 motorway take the ‘Rhenen’ exit. Follow signposts to Rhenen and then Wageningen. Once you enter Wageningen, take a left at the first traffic lights (Kortenoord Allee). At the following traffic lights, take a right (Nijenoord Allee). Then, take a left at the third traffic lights (Mansholtlaan). At the roundabout, take a left (third exit).