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18 November: information event Amstel junction

Want to find out more about our plans to upgrade the Amstel junction in the coming years? Come along to our information event on Wednesday, 18 November 2026. We’ll even have a spectacular 3D model of the new junction. Everyone is welcome and there’s no need to register in advance.

New Amsterdam Zuid station gets off to a flying start

On Sunday, 1 November 2026, tens of thousands of passengers began using the new Amsterdam Zuid station. Meanwhile, a little further away, we said goodbye to the old passageway with a fantastic farewell party. Here’s a look back at a very special day in pictures.

Tender launched for plot 2J in the Kenniskwartier neighbourhood

On 30 October 2026, the tender process began for plot 2J in the Kenniskwartier neighbourhood. Social housing, offices and other facilities are planned for the site between The Edge and The Pulse of Amsterdam buildings. Interested developers can now submit their proposals.

Blood, sweat and concrete: the finishing work on the Brittenpassage

It took seven years to build the new passenger tunnel at Amsterdam Zuid station. Once the excavation work was complete, the Brittenpassage began to take shape not only underground, but above ground too. In this three-part series, we look back at how it was built.

Getting ready for the new Amsterdam Zuid station

From 1 November 2026, you will enter Amsterdam Zuid station through the new Brittenpassage, around a 200-metre walk from the existing station entrance. How do you get to the station? Where do you catch the metro or train? And where can you park your bicycle? Here’s everything you need to know.

More space for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport around Amsterdam Zuid station

Over the coming years, we will be creating more space for walking, cycling, spending time outdoors and public transport in the area around Amsterdam Zuid station. We are now looking at how to make better use of the available space and reorganise traffic routes.

Amsterdam Zuid station celebrations on 1 November

On Sunday, 1 November 2026, we will celebrate the opening of the new Brittenpassage and say goodbye to the existing station entrance at Amsterdam Zuid station. There will be plenty of workshops and activities in the familiar Minervapassage. Join the party!

De Boelelaan Midden closed until the end of May 2027

From 2 November 2026 until the end of May 2027, De Boelelaan will be closed to cars and cyclists between Parnassusweg and Beethovenstraat. The service road will remain accessible. During this period, we will replace the road surface and redesign the road with a 30 km/h speed limit.

Government announces infrastructure plans

The Dutch government is investing an additional €18 billion in maintaining and upgrading roads, bridges, railways and waterways. However, given the available budget and the scale of the maintenance work needed across the Netherlands, choices have to be made. The ambition for Zuidasdok remains unchanged.


New passageway Amsterdam Zuid station

The entrance to Amsterdam Zuid station has been relocated. You now enter the station at the brand new Brittenpassage, located about a 200-metre walk from the familiar old entrance. This new passageway brings some changes. Read more about bicycle parking, public transport, platforms and available amenities.

More about the Brittenpassage

Frequently Asked Questions

Livestreams and videos

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    The Brittenpassage
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    Amsterdam Zuid station | south side
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    De Nieuwe Meer junction | south side (at S108)

Construction projects

Amsterdam Zuidas is building a completely new city district, together with developers and contractors. Numerous construction projects contribute to this. Zuidas started out mainly as an office location for leading companies, but now the area wants to be more than that: a complete, unique district where working, living and life come together.

All construction projects