Kamenz railway station

Kamenz railway station is a transport hub in the town of Kamenz in eastern Saxony, serving as a meeting point for different rail lines in the region. The facility has two platform tracks and connects passengers to nearby cities through multiple routes.

The station was officially opened in 1871 and began operations in 1880 as part of the expansion of railway infrastructure in the 1800s. It became part of the growing rail network that connected eastern Germany.

The station building stands as a protected heritage monument reflecting architectural styles from the late 1800s railway era. Its design remains a recognizable landmark that shapes the town's character.

The station is conveniently located near Robert-Koch-Platz in the town center, making it easy to find on foot. Regular trains depart throughout the day to different destinations, so visitors can check the schedule for their preferred route.

The station serves both passenger trains and freight operations on its lines, making it a working hub for different types of rail traffic in the area. This dual purpose keeps it active throughout the day with varied rail activity.

Location: Kamenz

Inception: 1880

Official opening: September 1871

Elevation above the sea: 192.51 m

Address: Robert-Koch-Platz 1

Website: http://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Kamenz__Sachs_.html

GPS coordinates: 51.27389,14.09222

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:24