Könnern station

The station building stands at an elevation of 88 meters above sea level, featuring three platform tracks for regional train services.

The railway station commenced operations on October 15, 1871, serving as a junction point for the Halle-Vienenburg railway line and routes to Baalberge.

The station building represents German railway architecture from the late 19th century, maintaining its status as a protected cultural heritage monument.

Regional Express lines RE 4 and RE 24 stop at Könnern station, connecting passengers to major destinations including Halle and Aschersleben.

The station functioned as a distribution center for diverse cargo, handling stones, cement, mechanical products, steam boilers, grain, and sugar throughout its history.

Location: Könnern

Official opening: October 15, 1871

Elevation above the sea: 88 m

Website: https://bahnhof.de/koennern

GPS coordinates: 51.67407,11.77990

Latest update: March 23, 2025 19:08