Frankfurt Central Station

Frankfurt Central Station, designed by Hermann Eggert and Johann Wilhelm Schwedler, is a key hub within the German rail network.

Built in 1888, Frankfurt Central Station is the largest terminal station in Germany, essential for the city's development into a leading international trade center.

As a cultural heritage monument, the station represents Germany's rich industrial and architectural history.

The station operates both long-distance and regional trains and continues to be in use today.

Unlike many central stations, Frankfurt Central Station is a 'dead-end' station, meaning all tracks end there.

Location: Frankfurt

Architects: Hermann Eggert, Johann Wilhelm Schwedler

Official opening: August 18, 1888

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Website: bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Frankfurt__Main__Hbf-1038974

Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap