Treysa station

Treysa station is a railway facility in Schwalmstadt located on the Main-Weser line serving regional and long-distance trains. The site contains multiple platforms and a bus terminal positioned in front of the main building for passenger connections.

The current building was erected in 1908 and replaced an earlier facility that opened in 1850 at a different location. The relocation to the south allowed for improvements in railway operations and infrastructure at the site.

The building displays traditional German railway architecture with design elements typical of the early 1900s that shape the area's character. Visitors notice details and proportions that reflect how regional transport stations were built during this period.

The station has multiple platforms accessible from street level and is easy to navigate for arriving passengers. A bus terminal in front provides connections to nearby towns and villages in the surrounding region.

The site preserves an old freight yard with a roundhouse and turntable, dating to when Treysa functioned as a major railway junction. These structures offer a window into how the station area served the railway network in past decades.

Location: Schwalmstadt

Inception: 1908

Architects: Alois Holtmeyer

Official opening: 1908

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Treysa-1030700

GPS coordinates: 50.91030,9.18583

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:01