Armored car hire in the Netherlands

Amsterdam is the commercial capital, with Zuidas as its business district and the canal ring as its historic heart. The Hague is the seat of government and parliament and hosts international courts and tribunals. Rotterdam is home to Europe's largest port.

Because the distances are short, one programme can combine all three in a few days. The vehicle and driver stay with you throughout, and our Amsterdam page covers the city in detail.

Eindhoven, in the south, is home to a cluster of technology companies and is reached easily from Amsterdam or from Brussels, which makes it easy to add to a programme that crosses the Benelux.

The Hague's international courts and tribunals draw lawyers, witnesses, delegations and observers from around the world. Hearings can attract intense attention, and arrival and departure are the moments that matter most.

For these visits we plan approaches, set-down points and waiting positions with the court's arrangements in mind, and keep the details to the people who need them.

Dutch cities are built around bicycles. Historic centres have narrow streets, one-way systems and many cyclists, and a heavy vehicle has to be driven with patience. Our drivers plan set-down points that keep walks short without forcing the car into streets it should not use.

Belgium and Germany are close. Self-drive in the Netherlands needs the right licence: most high-protection vehicles go beyond 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass, so category C1 rather than category B. Drivers who speak English and Dutch can be requested, and other languages on request, subject to availability.