NRCA

Situated in Amsterdam, it serves as the central hub for rugby development, training, and administration in the Netherlands. The NRCA hosts various national team training sessions, coaching seminars, tournaments, and other rugby-related events throughout the year. It plays a pivotal role in nurturing rugby talent, promoting the sport's growth, and fostering a strong rugby community in the Netherlands.

Training Facilities

The NRCA boasts state-of-the-art amenities, including training fields, gymnasiums, meeting rooms, and administrative offices. Our facility features the latest synthetic grass pitch designed specifically for rugby, allowing for year-round training and playing. Additionally, adjacent to the stadium, the pitches of AAC are available upon request. As the cradle of Dutch rugby, the NRCA hosts a wide range of events aimed at fostering the development of the sport in the Netherlands. From national team training sessions to coaching seminars and tournaments, our center is dedicated to advancing rugby at all levels.

ADDRESS

NRCA

Bok de Korverweg 6, 1067 HR Amsterdam

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Amenities

Near the NRCA (Bok de Korverweg 6, 1067 HR Amsterdam), you'll find a range of amenities to complement your rugby experience. Within walking distance, there's a Lidl supermarket, ideal for picking up any essentials or snacks during your stay. Additionally, there are various (takeaway) restaurants in the area, offering diverse dining options to suit every taste and preference. Whether you're craving a quick bite between training sessions or looking to unwind with a delicious meal after a day on the field, the amenities near NRCA ensure convenience and accessibility.

Nearest Clubs

Amsterdam boasts a vibrant rugby community, with numerous clubs within a 30-kilometer radius. Whether you're seeking top-level competition or a more casual student club atmosphere, the options are diverse. We're more than happy to facilitate connections with these clubs upon request, providing opportunities for players and coaches to engage with the broader rugby landscape.

Public Transport

The NRCA is easily accessible via various modes of public transportation, including bus, train, metro, and tram.

  • Bus routes 21, 36, 961
  • Train route SPR
  • Metro lines 50 and 51

Additionally, tram line 13 stops nearby, ensuring accessibility for all.

Nearest Airport:

Amsterdam Schiphol is conveniently located at just 20 minutes by car.

Locals love:

Amsterdam Atmosphere: Amsterdam is a beautiful city. The architecture, the culture, the history, and the people all combine to make this an incredible European destination
Amsterdam Architecture: The architecture in Amsterdam is amazing. The city didn’t have as much WWII destruction as other European capitals, so the historic buildings remain today.
Party Scene: Walking through the Red Light District is definitely an Amsterdam experience and something you will not soon forget.
The Canals: The canals of Amsterdam are part of what sets the city apart from other European capital cities. Amsterdam has over 30 miles of canals, creating 90 islands that are connected with over 1,500 bridges.
The Museums: Amsterdam has a ton of great museums. The Rijksmuseum has Dutch art and history, the Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House, the Rembrandt House Museum and so many more

Locals complain about:

Bicycles: Dodging bicycles in Amsterdam can be a real pain. Buses, cars, and trams all obey traffic rules, but the bikes in Amsterdam do not
Accomodation: There are tons of hostels in Amsterdam, but finding a regular hotel in Amsterdam can be challenging. There aren’t many moderately priced hotels in Amsterdam
Tourists: Amsterdam is a great city to visit, even with kids, but you’ll want to avoid foreigner weekender crowds as much as possible
Restaurants: Amsterdam has a lot of overpriced, underwhelming restaurants aimed at parting tourists and their money. The grocery stores in Amsterdam are pretty good, too, so take this chance to save some money by not eating out

FAQs

Can I also come by car?

Yes, you can park 24 hours a day for free in the parking lot next to the NRCA.

Can I get something to eat in the neighborhood?

NRCA has a cooperation with Topsport Amsterdam for nutritious meals at affordable prices, which must be ordered in advance. Alternatively, there is a Lidl within walking distance, as well as various restaurants and take-away options.

Can I leave my valuables somewhere safe while I am training?

You can always ask the staff to look after your keys or phone. Additionally, lockers are available for storing your valuables during training sessions.