Taxi Amsterdam – Eindhoven

Calculate your fare and book your taxi with the fare calculator on this site or download the free Staxi App.

Flat rate for your taxi to Eindhoven

“Fixed price, no surprise!” A statement we fully support! When you pre-book with us, you’ll always know exactly what the rate is in advance. There are no extra costs if, for example, you get stuck in a traffic jam or if there are road works and the route becomes longer as a result.

A licensed driver in a tidy taxi will arrange your transfer comfortably and safely from door to door: now that’s good service!

A fixed price for your Staxi means:

✓ No metered fare
✓ No luggage surcharge
✓ No nighttime surcharge
✓ No extra costs for card payments

Our fixed rates are per taxi, not per person. Also, we are not a ride-sharing service. A Staxi is for you and you alone. Unless you’re travelling with your friends or family of course. You might even want to pick up someone underway. Then booking a taxi with an extra stop might be the ideal solution for you.

Book a taxi from Amsterdam to Eindhoven

You can book a taxi at Staxi in different ways:

• Download our app, verify your account and book your ride;
• Send a message via WhatsApp;
• Calculate your fare and book your Staxi with the fare calculator on this page;
• Of course, you can also reach us by telephone.

No matter how you book your taxi, you’ll always receive a confirmation of your reservation. If you make your booking with the app or through this site, you’ll get the confirmation by e-mail. When you book telephonically, you’ll get a text message confirming the booking.

Pay online or on location

Pre-paying online is possible with iDeal, credit card or PayPal. Via the Staxi App, you can also pay with iDeal or credit card. You’ll receive a specified invoice via e-mail immediately after the payment has been completed. That’s especially handy for the corporate traveller.

Of course, you can also pay on location, with the driver. This is possible with cash, your debit card or credit card.

A Staxi taxi vs. public transport

When travelling in a large group, the total price for a taxi from Amsterdam to Eindhoven is roughly the same as that of a train ride. But you’ll benefit from everything a taxi ride has to offer:

✓ Transfer from door to door – You don’t have to take a bus to get to the station, find the right platform from which your train leaves, then take another bus to finally arrive at your destination.
✓ Always a seat available – When you take a taxi, you know you’ll always have a seat. More often than not, the trains are so busy that there’s no seating available.
✓ Available when the trains aren’t – Trains are not available at night for a ride from Amsterdam to Eindhoven. Luckily, we are! You can book a taxi 24 hours a day for a transfer at any time you want.

5 tips for a visit to Eindhoven

In the city of Eindhoven and the province of Noord-Brabant there is plenty to do for a nice day out. Below, we list five worthwhile locations in Eindhoven.

Philips Museum

Anyone who thinks of the city of Eindhoven, thinks of ‘Philips’ and the light bulbs which made it a well-known company. Philips was later expanded and nowadays it’s an important player when it comes to developments in technology and the production of consumer electronics, medical equipment and communication equipment.

During your visit to this museum everything will be explained clearly. It is very special to see how quickly all developments have followed each other.

Strijp-S

The most creative part of Eindhoven is located on the former Philips site (just outside the center). Old offices and factories nowadays serve as a residential complex with trendy lofts, serving as a restaurant, hotel, store, BMX park or as a discovery factory. In addition, the streets and squares are used for events such as the Dutch Design Week and the Feelgood Market.

Van Abbemuseum

In this museum of contemporary art, you will find a variety of works, from Chagall, Picasso, Paul McCarthy and El Lissitzky, for example. Because of the international diversity and exchange of knowledge, you will find a lot of inspiration and incentives here to think about different topics. Visitors are regularly involved in an exhibition in a sometimes very special way.

St. Catherine’s Church

This Roman Catholic church was built in 1861. The design is by the architect Pierre Cuypers, who is also responsible for, among other things, the design of the Rijksmuseum and Central Station in Amsterdam. The two 73-meter high towers are special about the St. Catherine’s Church. Although the church survived the Second World War reasonably well, a number of restorations had to take place. The chimes were donated in 1966 by the Philips staff.

Prehistoric Village

Experience six eras from prehistory to the late Middle Ages and travel back 15,000 years in time in the prehistoric village. Discover how the Romans lived, meet martial Batavians, visit farmers from the Iron Age and go on a prehistoric hunt. Relive old crafts in age-old farms, half-timbered houses and farms.

For current information on places of interest in Eindhoven, check out the Visit Brabant website.