Bad Münster am Stein station

The Bad Münster am Stein station features four platforms and an entrance building with a hipped roof and timber framing construction elements.

The station commenced operations on December 15, 1859, as part of the Nahe Valley Railway constructed by the Rhine-Nahe Railway Company.

The station building exhibits Art Nouveau architectural elements from 1910, earning recognition as a cultural heritage monument in Germany.

Deutsche Bahn operates 46 daily trains between Saarbrücken and Bad Münster am Stein, with the first departure at 03:42 and last at 21:51.

The station functions as a junction point connecting three railway lines: the Nahe Valley Railway, Alsenz Valley Railway, and formerly the Glan Valley Railway.

Location: Bad Kreuznach

Inception: 1859

Official opening: December 15, 1859

Architectural style: Art Nouveau

Address: Berliner Straße 20

Website: http://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Bad_Münster_am_Stein-1035332

GPS coordinates: 49.81340,7.84701

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:44