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Q&A - All you need to know about Edam


1. Where can I find the VVV in Edam?

You will find Edam 's VVV in the historic town hall on Damplein. From Monday to Sunday, staff are at your service from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the best tips for your visit to this charming town! From November to February, the VVV office is closed on Mondays. In addition, the tourist office is closed on 25 and 26 December and on 1 January.

2. Parking in Edam

You can park for free everywhere in Edam, both on the street and in designated car parks. Keep in mind that the centre is a blue zone, where you can park with a parking disc for a maximum of 1.5 hours during the day. Prefer to park for longer? You can do so free of charge in these car parks:

  • Ambachtstraat 17
  • Schepenmakersdijk 18
  • Baan Street car park
  • Dijkgraaf Poschlaan 6
  • Singelweg
  • Egbert Snijder Square

3. When are the historical cheese markets in Edam?

The historic cheese markets in Edam are held every Wednesday morning in July and August from 10.30am to 12.30pm. The market day begins and ends with the ringing of the bell, often by a prominent guest from home or abroad.

4. How do I travel to Edam by public transport?

EBS buses leave from the IJ side of Amsterdam Central Station and head towards Edam and Hoorn. You can use bus lines 310, 312, 314, 316, 317 (rush hour) and 318. For up-to-date travel times, visit www.ebs-ov.nl. Please note that there is no train connection to Edam.

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