Groningen railway station

Groningen railway station is a train building with multiple platforms that connects travelers to many major Dutch cities. The complex offers both regional and long-distance train services along with shops and facilities for passengers.

The building opened in 1866 and helped connect Groningen to other regions of the Netherlands. The railway changed trade and how people moved through this northern city in lasting ways.

The station serves as a busy meeting point where travelers pass through daily and use the shops within the building. Its design shows how important Groningen became as a railway hub over the years.

The station building is located in the city center and easy to reach on foot. Train information and ticketing are available in the halls, and wheelchair-accessible entrances are provided.

A major renovation is reshaping the area around the station and creating new public spaces. This project brings both functional and design changes that are redefining the neighborhood.

Location: Groningen

Inception: January 1, 1895

Architects: Isaac Gosschalk

Official opening: June 1, 1866

Address: Stationsplein 4, 9726 AE Groningen, Netherlands

Website: https://ns.nl/stationsinformatie/gn/groningen

GPS coordinates: 53.21056,6.56389

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:04