Grünstadt station

The three-story station features Renaissance elements, red brick construction, and decorative cast iron platform canopies that exemplify nineteenth-century German railway architecture.

The station opened on March 20, 1873, as part of the Palatine Northern Railway, connecting Grünstadt with Monsheim and later expanding to multiple regional destinations.

The station building incorporates historicism architectural design elements, reflecting the German railway construction traditions of the late nineteenth century.

The station functions as a transportation hub with three platform tracks, an electronic interlocking system, and a modern bus station integrated into the facility.

The station transformed into an environmental station in 1995, incorporating sustainable practices while maintaining its status as a protected cultural monument.

Location: Grünstadt

Official opening: March 20, 1873

Architectural style: historicism

GPS coordinates: 49.56420,8.16773

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:35