Hof Central Station

The Renaissance Revival central station features seven platform tracks across five through platforms and two bay platforms at an elevation of 495 meters.

The station commenced operations in 1880, replacing a previous terminal station from 1848 that could no longer handle increasing railway transportation demands.

The station stands as a prime example of German railway architecture designed by Georg Friedrich Seidel, showcasing the engineering capabilities of late 19th-century Bavaria.

Regional express trains connect passengers to major cities including Nuremberg, Munich, and Dresden through regular scheduled services throughout the day.

The station building contains a preserved railway post office space, originally used for dispatching postal trains during the height of rail mail services.

Location: Hof

Official opening: 1880

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Elevation above the sea: 495 m

Accessibility: Accesible en silla de ruedas

Address: Bahnhofsplatz 8-16, 95028 Hof

Website: https://bahnhof.de/hof-hbf

GPS coordinates: 50.30842,11.92078

Latest update: May 11, 2025 00:43