Satellite View of Amsterdam
Amsterdam sits at 52.3676, 4.9041. Drag to pan, click then scroll to zoom, and switch between satellite, terrain and street layers.
Europe · Europe/Amsterdam
Live local time in Amsterdam, with today's date, the UTC offset, the difference from your own clock, and current weather conditions.
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Weather, sky, sea and location for Amsterdam, all updating live.
Amsterdam sits at 52.3676, 4.9041. Drag to pan, click then scroll to zoom, and switch between satellite, terrain and street layers.
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Reference
| Country | Netherlands |
| Capital | Amsterdam |
| Region | Europe |
| IANA time zone | Europe/Amsterdam |
| Current UTC offset | — |
| Time zones in country | 1 |
| Daylight saving | Observed |
| Population | about 18 million |
| Currency | Euro (EUR) |
| Calling code | +31 |
| Capital coordinates | 52.3676, 4.9041 |
| Day of year | — |
| ISO week number | — |
| Season in Amsterdam | — |
| Daylight today | — |
| Sun altitude now | — |
| Moon phase | — |
| Hemisphere | Northern |
| Coastline | Has a coastline |
Working with Netherlands
How Amsterdam lines up against the cities people most often need to coordinate with.
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Differences are measured against Amsterdam. For a specific date, use the converter; to find a meeting slot, use the meeting planner.
Understanding the offset
Amsterdam sits in Europe/Amsterdam. That name matters more than the number: an offset like the one shown above is only true today, whereas the zone name carries every rule about when the country changes its clocks. Software that stores offsets instead of zone names breaks at the next changeover.
Netherlands moves its clocks twice a year. During the weeks when Netherlands has changed but another country has not, the usual gap between them is an hour different from normal — which is why recurring international meetings quietly drift each spring and autumn.
The whole of Netherlands runs on Europe/Amsterdam, so there is no internal difference to worry about. Whatever the clock says in Amsterdam is what it says nationwide.
When you send a time to someone in Netherlands, write the zone with it, or better, send a calendar invitation that converts automatically for each recipient. "14:00 UTC" cannot be misread; "2pm" in a message reaching three countries reliably produces at least one person joining an hour out.
Answers
The clock at the top of this page shows the current local time in Amsterdam, Netherlands, updating every second. It is calculated from the Europe/Amsterdam time zone using your browser's copy of the IANA time zone database, so daylight saving rules are applied automatically and correctly.
Amsterdam uses the Europe/Amsterdam zone. The current UTC offset is shown in the panel above and updates itself if the country changes its clocks. The whole country uses this single time zone.
Yes. Netherlands puts its clocks forward and back each year, which means the UTC offset shown above changes twice a year. The countdown and conversion tools on this site follow those rules automatically, so you never need to remember the dates.
The comparison line above already shows the difference between Amsterdam and your own device clock. For a specific date and time rather than right now, use the time zone converter, which handles daylight saving for the date you enter rather than for today.
Open-Meteo, a free weather service. The request goes directly from your browser to their API, so nothing about your visit passes through our server. It reports current conditions and a short forecast for Amsterdam.
It reads your own device clock and re-expresses that instant in the Europe/Amsterdam zone, so it is exactly as accurate as your device. Almost every phone and computer syncs to a network time server automatically, which puts you within a fraction of a second.