Hagenwerder, Railway station and cultural heritage monument in Görlitz, Germany
Hagenwerder is a railway station and cultural monument in Görlitz with two platform tracks serving regional train connections. The facility operates within the Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien transport network and handles passengers near the German-Polish border.
The station opened in 1875 as a key transport link for eastern Lusatia. It developed into an important facility connecting communities and handling both freight and passenger movement across the region.
The station holds the status of a protected cultural monument and remains a hub for daily travelers and commuters. Its architectural style reflects its role as a border facility connecting two neighboring countries.
Visitors find car parking spaces, bicycle racks, and train schedule information available on-site. The location at An der Bahn 3 is easy to navigate and accessible for pedestrians.
The station sits directly next to the Polish station of Krzewina Zgorzelecka, forming a crossing point between the two countries. Passengers can use cross-border connections here, making it a special hub for regional transit.
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