Bischofswerda railway station

Bischofswerda railway station is a cultural heritage monument located in the eastern German town of Bischofswerda, serving as a transport hub for the Upper Lusatia region. The building contains passenger areas, waiting rooms, and platforms for regional train services.

The station opened in 1845 and marked the beginning of railway service in the town. Regular operations became officially established in 1875 and significantly shaped the town's subsequent development.

The station building shows typical features of 19th-century Saxon railway design and is protected as a cultural monument. Visitors can observe the architectural style of that era in its facades and details.

The station is accessible from both sides and has adequate waiting areas for passengers. Regular connections serve Dresden and Görlitz for commuters and visitors traveling through the region.

The building was constructed during a period of major construction activities and survived local destructions that affected other historic structures. It testifies to how the railway system persisted and developed despite difficult conditions in the area.

Location: Bischofswerda

Inception: 1875

Official opening: 1845

Elevation above the sea: 288.97 m

Address: Bahnhofstraße 24

GPS coordinates: 51.12528,14.18639

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:23