Jena West station

Jena West station is a railway station and cultural heritage monument in the city of Jena with two platforms serving regional trains. The facility connects the city to other towns across Thuringia through multiple daily train services.

The station was established in 1876 and was originally named Jena Weimar-Geraer Bahnhof until it received its current name in 1924. This rename marked a significant shift in the facility's operational identity.

A memorial plaque at the entrance commemorates the deportation of Jews, Sinti, and Roma people during the Second World War. This marker remains a visible reminder of how the station acknowledges its past.

The station features elevator access, taxi stands, and bicycle parking spaces, making visits more convenient for different travelers. Allow enough time to explore the station before departure and locate your correct platform.

The station sits at a specific location along the rail line connecting Weimar to neighboring areas, marking its role in the regional transport network. This position makes it a key transfer point for passengers traveling across the Thuringia region.

Location: Jena

Official opening: June 29, 1876

Elevation above the sea: 172 m

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Jena_West-1021032

GPS coordinates: 50.92330,11.57810

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:48