Bad Nauheim station

Bad Nauheim station is a railway facility with neoclassical features and a three-platform layout. The main building sits adjacent to a central island platform, with additional track areas serving passenger traffic.

The station began operations in 1850 and underwent complete reconstruction between 1911 and 1913 under architect Armin Wegner. This major renovation shaped the building's present-day appearance.

The station building displays both Prussian and Hessian coat of arms on its facade. These symbols reflect how the region was shaped by different administrative powers.

Inside the station building you will find a Deutsche Bahn ticket office, multiple ticket machines for local and long-distance travel, a bookstore, and a flower shop. These services make it easy to prepare for your journey.

A royal pavilion with a pagoda-style roof was built during the 1911-1913 reconstruction period. It now houses a charitable organization and often goes unnoticed by visitors.

Location: Bad Nauheim

Architects: Armin Wegner

Official opening: November 9, 1850

Architectural style: Neoclassicalism

Elevation above the sea: 160 m

Address: Bahnhofsallee 12, 61231 Bad Nauheim

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/bahnhof/Bad-Nauheim-1035340

GPS coordinates: 50.36790,8.74933

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:04