Bahnhof Aue, Railway station and cultural heritage monument in Aue, Germany.
Bahnhof Aue is a railway station in Saxony located on the Zwickau-Schwarzenberg line that serves passengers and freight. The station has three platform tracks and sits at an elevation of about 349 meters.
The station was established in May 1858 and originally served to support freight traffic for mining and industrial activities in the region. Its development is closely tied to the economic growth of the area during the 19th century.
The station building shows typical features of 19th-century architecture and is protected as a cultural monument. Visitors can see the solid construction and classic design elements that were common for that era when they enter.
The station is easy to reach with level access to the platforms, thanks to improvements made in 2016. Visitors can navigate easily and use the facility without stairs.
The station went through several name changes during its history and only received its final name Bahnhof Aue (Sachs) in 1933. These different names reflect the shifting past of the location.
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