Zwolle railway station

Zwolle railway station is a transport hub with thirteen tracks serving daily train traffic across the region. A spacious pedestrian tunnel runs under the tracks, giving passengers easy access to all platforms and connecting to the main building.

It opened in 1864 as part of the new Utrecht-Kampen railway line connecting northern and southern regions. The building became a protected monument because of its architectural importance and role in Dutch railway expansion during the 1800s.

The station serves as a major connection point where travelers move between north and south throughout the day. Its role as a transport hub shapes how locals and visitors alike navigate the city's movement patterns.

The station has entrances on both north and south sides, giving flexible access to different areas of the city. The southern zone connects to a bus terminal, making it straightforward to switch between train and regional bus services.

Architect Nicolaas Kamperdijk designed the station, reflecting the architectural style of Dutch railway buildings from that era. The design choices visible in the building show how public transport structures were built in the 19th century.

Location: Zwolle

Inception: June 6, 1864

Architects: Nicolaas Kamperdijk

Official opening: June 6, 1864

Elevation above the sea: 3 m

Address: Stationsplein 16

Website: https://ns.nl/stationsinformatie/zl/zwolle

GPS coordinates: 52.50528,6.09056

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:47