Bahnhöfe in Feucht, Railway stations in Feucht, Germany

Bahnhöfe in Feucht covers three stations in the market town: Feucht station plus the Feucht Ost and Feucht-Moosbach halts. Feucht station has five platform tracks on two island platforms and one side platform, plus a through track, a stub track and sidings. The 1980 single-storey entrance building has a gabled roof and a canopy over the side platform.

The central station opened on December 1, 1871, when the single-track Nuremberg-Regensburg line began operations. A second track was added between 1894 and 1896 to accommodate growing regional traffic demands.

The 1871 Streckenwärterhaus at the east end of the platforms, a narrow two-storey sandstone ashlar building with a shallow pitched roof, is decommissioned and listed as a monument. The present station building replaced the original three-storey structure in 1980; it is a single-storey building with a gabled roof and a canopy over the home platform.

The stations connect to S-Bahn lines S2 and S3, which offer services to nearby towns like Roth and Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz. Visitors should allow time to check signage carefully, as different platforms serve different destinations.

East of the station, where the Altdorf line branches off, a turning track lets S-Bahn trains reverse; it is not used in regular service. A 1871 track-keeper's house, a two-storey sandstone block with a shallow pitched roof, stands at the east end of the platforms and is a protected monument.