Hamburg-Harburg station

Hamburg-Harburg station features three platforms with six tracks, combining surface-level main lines and underground S-Bahn connections for passenger transportation service.

The railway station opened on May 1, 1897, and received its current name after operating as Harburg Hauptbahnhof until 1928, when it became Harburg-Wilhelmsburg Hauptbahnhof.

German architect Hubert Stier designed this transportation facility, which now holds status as a cultural heritage monument within the German railway infrastructure network.

The station provides regional and intercity train connections, including ICE routes to Munich and Frankfurt, while integrating with local bus services at its front entrance.

As one of Hamburg's four main railway stations, Hamburg-Harburg underwent electrification for mainline services on April 6, 1965, transforming regional transportation capabilities.

Location: Harburg

Architects: Hubert Stier

Official opening: May 1, 1897

Accessibility: Acessível para cadeira de rodas

Part of: Hamburg S-Bahn

Address: Hannoversche Straße 85, 21079 Hamburg 21079

Website: https://bahnhof.de/hamburg-harburg

GPS coordinates: 53.45560,9.99134

Latest update: May 13, 2025 19:00