Kaiserslautern West station

The passenger terminal features multiple platforms serving regional and long-distance trains, connecting the western Palatinate area with major German cities.

The station began operations on November 15, 1883, establishing rail connections between Kaiserslautern and neighboring regions during German industrial expansion.

The station building incorporates architectural elements from the late 19th century, representing the railway construction period in western Germany.

Located at Lauterstraße 11, the station provides direct train services to Frankfurt, Paris, and Amsterdam through multiple daily departures.

The station maintains its original structural components while functioning as a modern transportation hub, serving over 270 train companies across 45 countries.

Location: Kaiserslautern

Official opening: November 15, 1883

GPS coordinates: 49.44750,7.74978

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:57