Bahnhof Plön, Railway station in Plön, Germany.
Bahnhof Plön is a railway station with late classical architectural features and symmetrical design positioned near the shore of Great Plön Lake. The station has two platforms that serve regional trains, with track 1 handling connections to Kiel and track 2 managing services toward Lübeck.
The station was opened on May 31, 1866, by the Altona-Kiel Railway Company as part of the rail line connecting Neumünster to Neustadt. This structure marked an important connection for the town and stands as a witness to 19th century railway development.
The station became known nationally when filmmakers chose it as the main setting for the ARD television series 'Kleinstadtbahnhof' in the 1970s. This connection to popular culture brought attention to the small-town location far beyond the region.
The location is easy to reach on foot and sits near the waterfront, allowing for a walk to the lake afterward. The station is straightforward to navigate for arriving passengers, and the building itself provides shelter during rain or poor weather.
After its ticket office closed, the building underwent a comprehensive renovation that carefully preserved its historical features. This investment demonstrates the commitment to keeping the structure alive as a cultural landmark.
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