Dordrecht - Public Transport

Public Transport

Dordrecht is well connected to the Dutch railroad system, and has several international connections. There are three railway stations; Dordrecht railway station, Zuid railway station and Stadspolders railway station. The train system hosts:

Four trainlines

• South-West direction Roosendaal-and further (including international to Belgium)
• South-East direction Breda, Eindhoven
• North-West direction Rotterdam, The Hague, Amsterdam
• East direction Gorinchem, Geldermalsen

The four operating trainlines serve three railway stations within the city boundaries (Dordrecht, Dordrecht Zuid, Dordrecht Stadspolders)

Main connections

• Frequent international trains to Antwerp and Brussels, Belgium
• Frequent services within the Netherlands:
  • Intercity line to Rotterdam, The Hague, Leiden, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Amsterdam (north-west)
  • Intercity line to Roosendaal and on to Vlissingen (south west)
  • Intercity line to Breda, Tilburg, Eindhoven, Helmond and Venlo (south east)
  • Several semi-fast services and local trains originate or call at Dordrecht.
• Detailed information available from the site of the Nederlandse Spoorwegen (Dutch Railways)

• Arriva, the city bus company of Dordrecht, also serving Werkendam, and also operating the Kop van 't Land ferry on the way

• Waterbus:
  • route 1: Rotterdam Willemskade – Krimpen aan den IJssel Stormpolder – Ridderkerk De Schans – Alblasserdam Kade – Dordrecht Merwekade
  • route 2: Dordrecht Hooikade – Zwijndrecht Veerplein – Dordrecht Merwekade – Papendrecht Veerdam – Papendrecht Oosteind – Hollandse Biesbosch – Sliedrecht Middeldiep