Train station Bertsdorf

The train station features a main building constructed of clinker brick, along with a railway roundhouse, signal box, and goods shed on its premises.

The railway station began operations in December 1890, establishing a crucial transportation link in the Zittau region through its narrow-gauge railway network.

The station stands as a registered cultural heritage monument, representing the architectural and engineering achievements of late 19th-century German railway construction.

Four platform tracks serve passengers at the station, which continues to function as part of the Zittauer Schmalspurbahn railway system.

The station maintains two original water cranes and three home signals, including the route's last remaining lattice mast signal from its early operational period.

Location: Olbersdorf

Inception: 1891

Official opening: December 1890

Made from material: clinker brick

Part of: Zittauer Schmalspurbahn in Olbersdorf, Bertsdorf railway station

Address: Am Bahnhof Bertsdorf 2

GPS coordinates: 50.86854,14.74695

Latest update: March 6, 2025 16:00