Monsheim station

Monsheim station is a three-story railway facility built in the historicist style in 1885. The main building features round-arched windows and doors, with two-story wings on each side and three platform tracks for train services.

The station opened in 1864 when the Rheinhessen Railway section from Worms was completed. It later became a major junction, adding connections to lines serving the Palatine Northern Railway and the Zeller Valley Railway.

The station building is now an official cultural heritage monument that reflects how rail transport shaped Rhineland-Palatinate during the 1800s. As a transport hub, it continues to define the town's character and its role in connecting people to nearby communities.

The station offers regular regional train services to destinations like Worms, Bingen, and Grünstadt. It functions as an environmental station with a bus terminal and commuter parking available for travelers and passengers.

In 2001 the station underwent a major transformation into an environmental station, with its former goods hall converted into a community meeting space for the town. This adaptation shows how historic railway facilities can be reused for local needs today.

Location: Monsheim

Official opening: 1864

Architectural style: historicism

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/bahnhof/Monsheim.html

GPS coordinates: 49.63370,8.20839

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:23