Koblenz Central Station

Koblenz Central Station stands as a major transportation hub at the meeting point of the Rhine and Moselle rivers in western Germany.

The station, designed by architect Fritz Klingholz, opened its doors in 1902 and exemplifies the architectural principles of the Baroque Revival period.

The station building incorporates ornamental elements and detailed craftsmanship that reflect German architectural traditions of the early twentieth century.

The station provides connections to regional and national rail services, with platforms accommodating both local and long-distance trains throughout Germany.

The station structure features symmetrical wings extending from its central hall, incorporating large arched windows and decorative stone elements.

Location: Koblenz

Inception: May 1, 1902

Architects: Fritz Klingholz

Official opening: May 1, 1902

Architectural style: baroque revival

Elevators: 4

Accessibility: wheelchair accessible with help

Address: Bahnhofsplatz 2, 56068 Koblenz

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

GPS coordinates: 50.35072,7.59028

Latest update: May 21, 2025 21:11