Eisenach Hauptbahnhof

Eisenach Hauptbahnhof is a heritage-listed railway station in the Thuringian city serving as an active transport hub. The facility combines historic railway architecture with modern operational functions for daily passenger services.

The station opened in 1846 as a milestone in the region's industrial modernization. Since then it has remained a central part of regional transport infrastructure connecting people across central Germany.

The station reflects local Thuringian building traditions and connects people to the surrounding landscape. Visitors can sense how this place serves as a daily meeting point and gateway for exploring the region beyond.

The station is fully equipped with elevators and ramps for wheelchair users making all areas accessible. Visitors should expect the facility to be busy during peak travel times in the morning and evening hours.

From the station grounds you can see the Wartburg castle perched on the hills above the city. This proximity to one of Germany's most important medieval fortresses makes the place a special gateway for exploring the region's cultural heritage.

Location: Eisenach

Official opening: 1846

Elevation above the sea: 222.52 m

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: DB Netz AG;DB Station&Service AG

Website: https://bahnhof.de/eisenach

GPS coordinates: 50.97690,10.33199

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:42