Bahnhof Neuruppin

Bahnhof Neuruppin is a railway station in Neuruppin, Brandenburg, featuring four platform tracks that serve various train routes across the region. The building dates from the late 1800s and has been registered as a protected monument.

The station opened in 1898 when railways in Germany were expanding rapidly and new connections were needed. It was built as part of the Kremmen-Meyenburg line and helped link the region to other cities.

The station building displays the architectural style of the late 1800s and continues to define the character of the city center today. Many travelers notice the crafted details of the facade and recognize in them a piece of local identity.

The station is operated by Deutsche Bahn and offers regular train connections to multiple destinations across Brandenburg. Visitors should use the platforms and check locally for current departure times.

The station building was carefully restored and retains its original features from the time it was built. This makes it a rare example where monument protection and operation as a modern transport hub work hand in hand.

Location: Neuruppin

Official opening: 1898

Address: Präsidentenstraße/Zur Mesche, 16816 Neuruppin

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/bahnhof/Neuruppin_West-1026838

GPS coordinates: 52.93020,12.79890

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:10