Schifferstadt station

Schifferstadt station is a railway station and cultural heritage monument with a main hall and multiple platforms for train services. The facility serves regional trains in Rhineland-Palatinate and provides passengers with ticket counters, kiosk services, bicycle storage, and waiting areas.

The station opened in 1847 as part of the first railway line connecting Mannheim and Saarbrücken. Electrification came to the line in 1964, bringing faster and more frequent train services to the region.

The station building displays mid-19th century architecture with red brick and classical details that reflect the period when it was built. Visitors can see how the original design has shaped the appearance and character of this town landmark.

The station has a ticket office, kiosk, and bicycle storage areas for visitors. A park-and-ride parking lot is available for those arriving by car, along with restroom facilities and seating areas.

The station was a key junction on the Palatinate Ludwig Railway, one of the earliest railway lines in this part of Germany. Its location made the town an important stopping point for trains traveling between two major cities on the Rhine.

Location: Schifferstadt

Official opening: June 11, 1847

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Schifferstadt-1025864

GPS coordinates: 49.39190,8.36444

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:06