Vught railway station

Vught railway station is a station building featuring architectural elements from the 1800s that provides access to platforms and passenger waiting areas on both sides. Pedestrian pathways connect these areas and allow travelers to move between train services in an organized way.

The station opened in 1868 as part of the railway line development between Utrecht and Boxtel, bringing modern transportation to the region. This founding connected the area to a broader network and shaped local development for generations.

The station holds the status of Rijksmonument, marking its designation as a protected national heritage site within the Dutch railway network.

This station offers regular train connections to nearby cities, making it easy for travelers to find convenient departure times. Modern information displays and bicycle storage facilities ensure a comfortable wait before boarding.

The station maintains its original structural elements while incorporating modern passenger facilities, including digital information displays and bicycle storage systems.

Location: Vught

Architects: Karel Hendrik van Brederode

Official opening: 1868

Address: Stationsstraat 30

Website: https://ns.nl/stationsinformatie/vg/vught

GPS coordinates: 51.65472,5.29194

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:46