Sinsheim Central Station

Sinsheim Central Station is a railway station and cultural heritage monument with three platform tracks arranged around a central platform. The facility handles regional and national train connections serving the Baden-Württemberg area.

The station was built in 1868 following the Weinbrenner architectural style characteristic of 19th-century German railway design. The building reflects how important this location became in the development of railway infrastructure across the region.

The station building displays characteristic Weinbrenner architectural style that draws railway enthusiasts who gather here regularly. The site has developed an active community of train lovers who share knowledge and appreciation for this piece of transport history.

The station is well served by regional and long-distance train connections with clear signage and multiple access points. The central platform layout makes it straightforward to navigate and transfer between different services.

A historic timber roundhouse south of the tracks has become a gathering place for railway enthusiasts and shows how the station remains important to the local community. This space keeps railway knowledge and stories alive for visitors interested in transport history.

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: December 8, 2025 21:03