Großhesselohe station, Heritage railway station in Pullach, Germany.
Großhesselohe station is a railway stop in Pullach, Germany that handles both arriving and departing trains. The building displays red and yellow brick construction with two rectangular corner pavilions and a central platform approximately 145 meters long serving two tracks.
The station opened in 1854 and became an important point for railway development across the Bavarian region during the 1800s. A historical railway bridge nearby, built in 1857, was among the world's highest structures of that time.
The station building now houses a brewery and restaurant, transforming the former platform into a dining terrace. Visitors can experience traditional Bavarian food while surrounded by the character of this historic railway location.
The station is operated by Deutsche Bahn and provides regular train service for travelers. Access to the platforms is available from Kreuzeckstraße 23-25, where visitors can connect to departing and arriving trains.
The nearby railway bridge from 1857 was one of the world's highest bridge structures when it was built, representing a remarkable engineering achievement of the era. This technical milestone made the location notable as an example of 19th century railway construction.
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