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WorldPride Amsterdam 2026: what you need to know about public transport and traffic

WorldPride Amsterdam 2026: what you need to know about public transport and traffic

Amsterdam will host WorldPride from July 25 to August 8, 2026, featuring a Canal Parade on August 1. Residents and visitors are advised to plan their travel carefully as the event will lead to significant changes in public transport and traffic flow across the city.

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