Deggendorf Central Station

Deggendorf Central Station is a railway station in Deggendorf with three platform tracks serving regional routes. The building features a two-story historic structure with a pitched roof and distinctive entrance design that is protected as a monument.

The station opened in 1877 as part of Bavaria's railway expansion during that period. It later received an elevated status within the regional network that reflected its growing importance to the area.

The station building displays architectural features typical of the late 1800s that remain recognizable in the town today. Visitors can observe the original design details that reflect how railway infrastructure shaped local communities.

The station is easily accessible on foot from the city center and functions as a hub for regional train connections. Visitors should check local schedules as these are essential for planning their journeys through the area.

A goods shed from the same era as the station complements the site and shows the economic role railways played for the town. This auxiliary building reveals how freight transport was once a core part of railway operations in the region.

Location: Deggendorf

Official opening: 1877

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: DB Netz AG

Website: https://bahnhof.de/deggendorf-hbf

GPS coordinates: 48.83944,12.94987

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:08