Gensingen-Horrweiler station, Railway station and cultural heritage monument in Gensingen, Germany.
Gensingen-Horrweiler is a railway station in Gensingen located on two rail lines, one connecting Worms to Bingen Stadt and another linking Gau Algesheim to Bad Kreuznach. The building is protected as a cultural heritage monument and is operated by Deutsche Bahn.
The station was founded in 1871 as part of Germany's rapid railway expansion during that period. It has served continuously as a transportation hub in Rhineland-Palatinate since its opening.
The station building displays architectural features typical of 19th-century German railway construction, which visitors can observe when exploring the structure. The design reflects how railway stations were built during that era in the region.
The station is easily accessible by train as it sits on two regional rail connections in the area. Visitors should be aware that it remains an active railway station, so attention to ongoing train operations is important when visiting.
The station holds a category 5 classification and the operational code FGHO, reflecting its role in the Frankfurt railway division network. This classification reveals how German stations are ranked by size and importance.
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