Stolberg Central Station

The central station features traditional German railway architecture with a prominent main building, multiple platforms, and connecting passageways for passenger circulation.

Established in 1888, the station became a central transportation hub linking Mönchengladbach, Walheim, and Herzogenrath through three different railway lines.

The station building represents North Rhine-Westphalia's industrial development period through its preserved architectural elements and structural composition.

Located at coordinates 50.7947, 6.21944, the station provides regular train services to multiple destinations with ticket offices and waiting areas for passengers.

The station maintains its original late 19th-century structural elements while functioning as a modern transportation facility in the Stolberg railway network.

Location: Stolberg

Inception: 1888

Official opening: 1888

Part of: Mönchengladbach–Stolberg railway, Bahnstrecke Stolberg–Walheim, Stolberg–Herzogenrath railway line

Address: Gustav-Wassillikowitsch-Platz 1, 52222 Stolberg (Rheinl)

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Stolberg__Rheinl__Hbf-1038234

GPS coordinates: 50.79470,6.21944

Latest update: March 13, 2025 11:37