Sinsheim Central Station

The station features three platform tracks with a central platform arrangement, serving regional and national train connections throughout Baden-Württemberg.

The station building, constructed in 1868 following the Weinbrenner architectural style, represents a significant example of 19th-century German railway infrastructure.

The timber roundhouse south of the tracks now functions as a meeting place for railway enthusiasts who gather to celebrate train heritage.

The station operates regular services to Heidelberg with 53 daily trains, completing the journey in 23 minutes through the Rhine-Neckar transport network.

Located at an elevation of 158 meters, the station includes both standard railway platforms and specialized tracks for the Heilbronn Stadtbahn system.

Location: Sinsheim

Inception: 1868

Official opening: 1868

Elevation above the sea: 158.22 m

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Sinsheim__Elsenz__Hbf-1038590

GPS coordinates: 49.25050,8.87481

Latest update: March 14, 2025 06:59