Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Congress Center is one of the most popular conference and exhibition centers of Amsterdam. Positioned at an easily reachable location, this center hosts huge number of seminars, exhibitions, trade and cultural fairs.
About Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Congress Center
Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Congress Center is regarded as one of the biggest and main exhibition and symposium centers of Amsterdam as well as of the Netherlands. Several exhibitions, international business and trade fairs and seminars are conducted here all through the year.
The RAI Exhibition and Congress Center is fully air-conditioned. The congress center includes 22 conference halls which provide space for about 1750 people. The exhibition division of RAI incorporates 87,000 square meters of area and 11 exhibition halls.
How to get in RAI Exhibition and Congress Center?
The RAI Exhibition and Congress Center is positioned
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close to the World Trade Center which is at the southern region of the Amsterdam business sector.The favored location of Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Congress Center has made it very easily reachable from all parts of the city. The well-structured centre is situated within 10 minutes drive from Schiphol Airport. The RAI Exhibition and Congress Center of Amsterdam has its personal station. This Exhibition and Congress centre is located close to A10 orbital motorway of Amsterdam.
Car Parking Facility in Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Congress Center
RAI provides parking facilities for more than 4500 cars and there is another parking lot close to this place where near about 7500 coaches and motor vehicles can be placed. The corridor of this center is used as the entrance spot for canal boat voyage.
Catering Facilities in RAI Exhibition and Congress Center
Six restaurants are found at the RAI Exhibition Center. Other than Brasserie and La Ronde restaurants, the other four restaurants offer self-service facilities. More than 3000 people may access the restaurant and catering services of RAI restaurants.
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