Train routes in the Netherlands

The following list focuses on train routes in the Netherlands. A list of all train stops can be found at the Dutch railway services.^[1]

Not to be confused with List of railway lines in the Netherlands.

NS 1739 with IC 144 departing Bad Bentheim for Amsterdam Central

Intercity services.

Railway network. Number of tracks:1=red, 2=blue, 3=green, 4=yellow.

Maximum speeds on the railway network.

Train number series

Main article: Dutch railway services

The train routes in the Netherlands as of 2011 are listed below, along with the number of train series. Please note that this information may be out-of-date.

Usually, train series numbers are multiples of 100 followed by a number ranging from 1 to 99. Except for certain international services, trains in one direction are represented by odd numbers, while trains in the opposite direction are represented by even numbers. These numbers differ from the table numbers of railway lines in the Spoorboekje, as well as from locomotive, railcar, train set numbers.

Series	Class	Route	Operator	Rolling stock
100	Intercity Express[A]	Amsterdam Centraal–Arnhem Centraal–Köln (Cologne) Hbf–Basel SBB	NS International	ICE 3M
120/220		Amsterdam Centraal–Arnhem Centraal–Köln (Cologne) Hbf–Frankfurt am Main Hbf
140/240	Intercity	Amsterdam Centraal–Hannover Hbf–Berlin Obf		NS 1700+DB IC/CNL carriages
400	City Night Line[B]	Amsterdam Centraal–Arnhem Centraal–Köln (Cologne) Hbf–Wien (Vienna) Wbf / Milano (Milan) Centrale; Basel SBB / Zürich HB; München (Munich) Hbf / Garmisch-Partenkirchen	CityNightLine	NS Class 186+DB IC/CNL carriages
500	Intercity	Rotterdam Centraal–Utrecht Centraal–Zwolle–Groningen	NS Reizigers	ICMm[C] / DDZ[D]
700		Den Haag Centraal–Schiphol Airport –Lelystad Centrum–Zwolle–Groningen		ICM[E] / DDZ[D]
800		(Schagen–) Alkmaar–Amsterdam Centraal–Utrecht Centraal–Eindhoven Centraal–Maastricht		VIRMm[F]
900	Intercity Direct	Amsterdam Centraal–Schiphol Airport –Rotterdam Centraal–Breda		NS Class 186+ICRmh[G]
1000		Amsterdam Centraal–Schiphol Airport –Rotterdam Centraal
1500	Intercity	Amsterdam Centraal–Amersfoort Centraal (– Deventer)		ICMm[C]
1600		Schiphol Airport –Amersfoort Centraal–Deventer–Enschede		ICMm[C] / VIRMm[F]
1700		Den Haag Centraal–Utrecht Centraal–Amersfoort Centraal–Deventer–Enschede
1800		Den Haag Centraal–Schiphol Airport –Lelystad Centrum–Zwolle–Leeuwarden		ICMm[C] / DDZ[D]
2000		Den Haag Centraal–Utrecht Centraal
2100		Amsterdam Centraal–Haarlem–Leiden Centraal–Den Haag Centraal		VIRM[H]
2200		Amsterdam Centraal–Haarlem–Leiden Centraal–Den Haag HS–Rotterdam Centraal–Dordrecht
2500	L-Stoptrein	Roosendaal–Antwerpen-Centraal–Puurs	NMBS / SNCB[I][J]	MS75 "Varkensneus"
2600	Intercity	Lelystad Centrum–Amsterdam Centraal–Schiphol Airport –Leiden Centraal–Den Haag HS–Rotterdam Centraal–Dordrecht–Roosendaal–Vlissingen	NS Reizigers	VIRM[H]
2800		Rotterdam Centraal–Utrecht Centraal
3000		Den Helder–Amsterdam Centraal–Utrecht Centraal–Arnhem Centraal–Nijmegen
3100		Schiphol Airport –Utrecht Centraal–Arnhem Centraal–Nijmegen
3300		Hoofddorp–Schiphol Airport –Zaandam–Hoorn–Hoorn Kersenboogerd		SLT[K]
3400		Haarlem–Alkmaar		VIRM[H]
3500		Schiphol Airport –Utrecht Centraal–Eindhoven Centraal–Heerlen		VIRM[H]
3600		Zwolle–Deventer–Arnhem Centraal–Nijmegen–'s-Hertogenbosch–Breda–Roosendaal		DDZ[D] / VIRM[H]
3800	Sneltrein	Zwolle–Emmen	Arriva	Spurt
4000	Sprinter	Uitgeest–Amsterdam Centraal–Breukelen–Gouda–Rotterdam Centraal	NS Reizigers	SGM[L] / SLT[K]
4100		Rotterdam Centraal–Hoek van Holland Haven (–Hoek van Holland Strand)		SGM[L]
4200		Rotterdam Centraal–Maassluis West
4300		(Leiden Centraal–) Hoofddorp–Amsterdam South–Almere Oostvaarders		SLT[K]
4400		Nijmegen–'s-Hertogenbosch (–Eindhoven Centraal–Deurne)		SGM[L] / DD-AR[M]
4600		Amsterdam Centraal–Lelystad Centrum–Zwolle		SLT
4700		Uitgeest–Amsterdam Centraal (–Breukelen–Utrecht Centraal–Rhenen)		SGM[L] / SLT[K]
4900		Utrecht Centraal–Hilversum–Almere Oostvaarders		SLT[K]
5000		Den Haag Centraal–Rotterdam Centraal–Dordrecht–Breda
5100		Den Haag Centraal–Rotterdam Centraal–Dordrecht–Roosendaal
5200		Tilburg Universiteit–Eindhoven Centraal		DDZ[D]
5300	Stoptrein	Maastricht–Liège-Guillemins	NMBS[I] / SNCB[J]	MS80 "Break"
5400	Sprinter	Amsterdam Centraal–Haarlem–Zandvoort aan Zee	NS Reizigers	DDZ[D]
5500		Utrecht Centraal–Baarn
5600		Utrecht Centraal–Amersfoort Centraal–Zwolle
5700		Utrecht Centraal–Hilversum–Amsterdam Zuid–Leiden Centraal–Den Haag Centraal		SLT[K]
5800		Hoofddorp–Amsterdam Centraal–Hilversum–Amersfoort Centraal (–Amersfoort Vathorst)		SGM[L]
6000		Utrecht Centraal–Geldermalsen–Tiel		SLT[K]
6100		Utrecht Centraal–Woerden
6200		Groningen–Assen		SNG[N]
6300		Haarlem–Leiden Centraal (–Den Haag Centraal)		SLT[K]
6400		Eindhoven Centraal–Weert
6800		Maastricht Randwyck–Maastricht–Sittard–Roermond
6900		Heerlen–Sittard
7000		Apeldoorn–Deventer–Hengelo–Enschede		DD-AR[M]
7400		(Uitgeest–Amsterdam Centraal–) Breukelen–Utrecht Centraal–Rhenen)		SGM[L] / SLT[K]
7500		Ede-Wageningen–Arnhem Centraal		SGM[L]
7600		Wijchen–Nijmegen–Arnhem Centraal–Zutphen		DD-AR[M]
7900		Zwolle–Hengelo–Enschede		DM'90
8000	Stoptrein	Zwolle–Emmen	Arriva	Spurt
8500	Sprinter	Zwolle–Kampen	Keolis Blauwnet	Flirt-3
8800	Intercity	Utrecht Centraal–Woerden–Alphen a/d Rijn–Leiden Centraal	NS Reizigers	SLT[K]
9000	Sprinter	Leeuwarden–Meppel		ICM[E]
8100		Groningen–Zwolle		SNG[N]

Abbreviations

1. ICE: Intercity Express
2. CNL: City Night Line
3. ICMm: Intercity Materieel Modern (lit. transl. Intercity Material Modern – transl. Intercity Rolling stock Modern)
4. DDZ: DubbelDekkerZonering (lit. transl. DoubleDeckerZoning)
5. ICM: Intercity Materieel (lit. transl. Intercity Material – transl. Intercity Rolling stock)
6. VIRMm:^{[expand initialism]}
7. ICRmh:^{[expand initialism]}
8. VIRM: Verlengd InterRegio Materieel (lit. transl. Lengthened InterRegional Material – transl. Lengthened InterRegional Rolling stock)
9. NMBS: Nationale Maatschappij der Belgische Spoorwegen (transl. National Railway Company of Belgium)
10. SNCB: Société nationale des chemins de fer belges (transl. National Railway Company of Belgium)
11. SLT: Sprinter Lighttrain
12. SGM: Stadsgewestelijk Materieel (transl. Suburban Equipment – transl. City Regional Rolling stock)
13. DD-AR: Dubbeldeksaggloregiomaterieel (transl. Double-deck suburban regional rolling stock)
14. SNG: Sprinter New Generation

Train routes with reversal of direction

Train routes that change directions on the way, all of which have multiple units or are push-pull trains with the station:

• 3000, 3100 Arnhem
• 500, 1700, 2000, 2800, 11700 Utrecht^{[citation needed]}

See also

• Railway stations in the Netherlands
• Betuweroute–freight line connecting Rotterdam with the German Ruhr area.