Hoorn railway station

The central railway station of Hoorn contains three platforms with multiple tracks, serving routes between Alkmaar, Zaandam, and Enkhuizen through North Holland.

The station building, inaugurated in 1883, marked the completion of the Zaandam-Hoorn railway line, which extended to Enkhuizen the following year.

The railway station building holds the status of Rijksmonument, representing the architectural standards and construction methods of late nineteenth-century Dutch railway infrastructure.

Travelers benefit from accessible platforms, ticket machines, waiting areas, bicycle storage, real-time departure screens, and connections to local buses at this transport hub.

The station serves both regular passenger trains and the Museum Steam Tram, which operates historic railway journeys between Hoorn and Medemblik.

Location: Hoorn

Official opening: 1883

Part of: Alkmaar–Hoorn railway, Zaandam–Enkhuizen railway

Address: Stationsplein 1 1621HX 1621HX

Website: https://ns.nl/stationsinformatie/hn/hoorn

GPS coordinates: 52.64500,5.05472

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:31