Wiesbaden-Igstadt station

The Wiesbaden-Igstadt station features traditional German railway architecture with red sandstone facades and a 40-meter clock tower as its central element.

The station commenced operations on July 1, 1879, marking the beginning of enhanced transportation connectivity for the residents of Wiesbaden and surrounding areas.

The station building incorporates elements of late 19th-century Historicism architectural style, reflecting the period's emphasis on grandeur in public infrastructure.

Multiple regional train lines operate from this station, providing regular connections to major cities and facilitating daily commutes for local passengers.

Emperor Wilhelm II personally monitored the station's planning process to ensure it met the requirements of spa guests visiting Wiesbaden.

Location: Wiesbaden

Official opening: July 1, 1879

GPS coordinates: 50.08220,8.32556

Latest update: March 7, 2025 10:29