Endersbach station, Railway station in Weinstadt, Germany.
Endersbach station is a railway station in Weinstadt with three platform faces and multiple tracks. The facility sits at 239 meters elevation within the Stuttgart S-Bahn network and features a viaduct with four arches spanning the Haldenbach river.
The Royal Württemberg State Railways built the station in 1861 as part of the Stuttgart to Nördlingen connection. The construction of the viaduct over the Haldenbach valley represented a key engineering achievement for the railway line in this region.
The two-story sandstone building displays typical 19th-century design with tall windows and a shallow hipped roof. This architectural character continues to shape the village's appearance.
The station is well integrated into the Stuttgart S-Bahn system and provides connections to many regional destinations. Keep in mind that it serves a smaller community and train frequency may vary depending on time of day.
The station building's ground floor housed a postal distribution center serving Endersbach and Beutelsbach until 1896. This dual function was typical for railway stations of that era and shows how central the building was to the community.
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