Boppard Central Station

Boppard Central Station is a cultural heritage monument and railway hub located along the Middle Rhine line where tracks from different directions converge. The facility includes multiple platforms and serves as a transfer point for passengers between different train services.

The station opened in 1859, linking the region for the first time to the railway network along the Rhine Valley. This connection allowed the town to benefit from new transportation links and expand its economic role in the area.

The building displays the craftsmanship typical of 19th-century railway construction, showing how Germans built their rail network during that era. Visitors can see in the facade and layout how transportation hubs were designed to serve both practical and architectural purposes.

The station building sits centrally in town and is easy to reach on foot, with information posted at the platforms for passengers. Visitors should check their schedules in advance, as train frequency varies depending on the time of day.

Many travelers overlook that the station grounds sit on an elevated point where you immediately get a good view of the town and Rhine Valley when leaving the platforms. This vantage point makes the station itself a spot to see the landscape spread below.

Location: Boppard

Official opening: 1859

Elevation above the sea: 76.3 m

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Boppard_Hbf-1020656

GPS coordinates: 50.23111,7.58611

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:01