Public transport
We encourage everyone to get to our festival by public transport. Stops with close proximity to the route are: Amsterdam Central Station and Waterlooplein.
Bicycle
The best way to get around Amsterdam is by bike. It is possible to rent a bike at most train stations or hotels. There are plenty of bicycle stalls and parking spots along the route.
Car
On the website of the City of Amsterdam you can find an overview of parking garages and Park and Ride locations (P+R). Click here for the overview.
The route is accessible for people with health conditions or impairments. Please take into account that the route goes through the historical city centre of Amsterdam, with uneven pavement and (steep) bridges. Not all boat companies are wheelchair accessible, always check with the cruise company before booking. If you wish to remain offline during your visit, there is a limited number of printed route maps available at our information points.
You can purchase the route called the Light Walk (including an audio guide, artwork locations, descriptions, artist biographies and fun facts) in our festival app. It will be available as of 24 November. The app can also be used by visitors who have their own boat and by cyclists (just remeber to stop and get off your bike). As a cultural foundation without structural funding, we rely on your contribution to help make the artworks and our festival possible.