Bahnhof Eschwege

The station features a symmetrical classical architecture with neoromanic decorative elements and operates as a dead-end railway station with a single track.

First opened in 1875, the station expanded to include 32 tracks before declining after World War II and transforming into an educational facility in 2009.

The preserved station hall displays architectural elements from the late 19th century, representing the development of German railway infrastructure during industrialization.

The station connects to regional rail services through the RB 87 line and includes facilities such as a multi-story parking structure and bus terminal.

The station building underwent transformation from a transportation hub to a Waldorf school while maintaining its status as a cultural heritage monument.

Location: Eschwege

Official opening: December 12, 2009

GPS coordinates: 51.19170,10.04070

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:48