Train Stations in Erfurt

The central railway station of Erfurt (Germany). Opening times: open around the clock Accessibility: - with the tram lines 1, 3, 4 and 6 - with the city bus line 9 - with several regional bus lines (bus station is located at the station) - by bike: you can park your bike in the bike station - by car: use the underground parking Information Infrastructure: - lockers are available (at the back of the station - left access to the platform 9 - short-term lockers; 2 hours = 1 EUR) - toilets are available - showers are not available - shopping facilities are available, in the shopping mall, there are plenty of shops that open on Sundays and public holidays This station carries the title of "Your shopping station - shopping, dining, experience ... 365 days a year." Erfurt main railway station is one of 83 German stations of category 2, an important stop for long-distance trains.

The railways station of Erfurt-Gispersleben is one of about 2,500 German railway stations of category 6 and provides a basic supply in public transport. The station infrastructure is reduced to a minimum. From here you can reach Mühlhausen with the "Hopperticket". There is no ticket machine at the station of Erfurt-Gispersleben. But you can buy the ticket on the train. On this route runs the "Erfurter Bahn". In most trains there are ticket machines. It was not the case on our journey, but we bought the ticket at the train staff without extra costs.

Erfurt Airport, the newly renamed to "Airport Erfurt-Weimar" is located in Erfurt-Bindersleben. It can be reached by public transport very well. From central station makes use of the tram line 4 in direction of Bindersleben. From Monday to Friday, the trams run at 10-minute intervals, on the weekend, the intervals are slightly larger. Travel time is about 25 minutes from the main train station to the airport.

The station of Erfurt Kühnhausen. Nothing special. Or is it? By reading the book "111 Places in Erfurt" which you must have seen, I learned that in the house of the railway station Kühnhausen stands a "Jüdel". It is not so easy to discover. Mr. Annel describes that you have to stand on tiptoe, because the windows of the signal box is equipped with up to half height screens. Three tracks and also the barriers are operated from there. Since 1868 there are railway tracks at Kühnhausen. The station building was built later. For many decades, the interlocking performed his service. It was produced by the way of the company Max Jüdel in Brunswick.