Lübbenau railway station

Lübbenau railway station is a station in the Spreewald region of Brandenburg with an island platform and a side platform serving four tracks. It connects travelers to Berlin, Cottbus, and other destinations.

The station began operations in 1866 and marked the arrival of rail transport to the Spreewald region. The building dates from this founding era of railway development in Brandenburg.

The station building displays architectural features typical of 19th-century German railway design and is protected as a cultural monument. Visitors can observe these historical design elements throughout the structure.

Regional trains from DB Regio Nordost and Ostdeutsche Eisenbahn run regularly on routes RE 2 and RE 7. The station is well-marked and accessible for travelers with standard mobility needs.

The station sits within the scenic Spreewald area, known for its waterways and canals, making rail connections vital to local mobility. This mix of railway transport and the region's distinctive water landscape shapes the travel experience here.

Location: Lübbenau

Official opening: September 13, 1866

Part of: Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/L%C3%BCbbenau__Spreewald_-1038660

GPS coordinates: 51.86220,13.96100

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:20