The Bad Hersfeld train station is next to the in Fulda the main train station East Hesse and is centrally located in Bad Hersfeld near the old town. In addition to local and long-distance transport, several bus lines from the stop at the station, which is located in station category 3 NVV (North Hessian Transport Association), the Bad Hersfeld connect with the surrounding area.
background
With the opening of the route section Bebra-Bad Hersfeld 1866 now also received Bad Hersfeld its own train station. This was first a makeshift wooden hut, but it has been expanded regularly over time and can still be seen today. In 1883, the actual station building followed according to plans by architect Paul Rowald in the neo-romantic style, and in 1908 another one-story building, in which a station restaurant was located until 2005. From the outside, little changed in the design of the Bad Hersfeld train station, only the interior was renovated and renewed several times, most recently in 2008.
mobility
From Bad Hersfeld train station, you can also walk quickly to the old town, which is well worth seeing; Solztal cycle path, continue near the Hess. Long-distance cycle route R1 (Fulda cycle route), as well as the Hess. Long-distance cycle route R7. Call a bike is available.
Directions
Approach & parking motor vehicles
- Public parking are located east of the train station on Heinrich-Börner-Straße. The city's 156 parking spaces Bad Hersfeld are free, the entrance to the train station is about 50 meters away.
- DB parking spaces can be found west of the train station. More information about the 70 parking spaces at BahnPark.
taxi
There is a taxi stand on the station forecourt, west of the station Bad Hersfeld.
links
The regional trains of the cantus transport company Just like the long-distance trains operated by Deutsche Bahn, mainly special trains and individual trips run on tracks 1, 4 and 5, which are also still in operation, and they are also used for the passage of non-stopping trains. All bus lines leave from the bus station south of the train station Bad Hersfeld, General plan.
buses
Of the 
Bus station Several city and regional bus routes run by the North Hessian Transport Association (NVV).
- Line 300 - pool line: Bad Hersfeld <> Friedewald <> Philippsthal <> Vacha <> bad Salzungen
- Line 320 - Bad Hersfeld <> Ludwigsau
- Line 330 - Bad Hersfeld <> Friedewald <> Herrings <> Obersuhl
- Line 340 - Bad Hersfeld <> Schenklengsfeld <> Hohenroda (<> Philippsthal)
- Line 345 - Bad Hersfeld <> Schenklengsfeld <> Hohenroda
- Line 350.2 - Klinikum <> Bahnhof <> Breitenstrasse <> Johannesberg
- Line 350.7 - Train station / Breitenstrasse / Hohe Luft <> Petersberg <> Obersberg schools
- Line 360 - Bad Hersfeld <> Hauneck <> Pus field
- Line 365 - Bad Hersfeld <> Hauneck <> Haunetal
- Line 370 - Bad Hersfeld <> Neuenstein
- Line 376 - Bad Hersfeld <> Kirchheim <> Upper auditorium
- Line 380 - Bad Hersfeld <> Niederaula <> Kirchheim (<> Upper auditorium)
- Line 390 - Bad Hersfeld <> Niederaula <> Breitenbach am Herzberg <> Grebenau <> Alsfeld
Local transport
Local transport is predominantly used by the cantus transport company operated, individual trains continue to run DB Regio. To Eisenach must be in Bebra be switched.
Timetables of the North Hessian Transport Association:
- R 5 - kassel <> Melsungen <> Bebra <> Bad Hersfeld <> Fulda (KBS 610)
- R 7 - Goettingen <> Eschwege <> Bebra (<> Bad Hersfeld <> Fulda) (KBS 613)
Timetables of the Rain-Main transport association:
- R 50 - (Bebra <> Bad Hersfeld <>) Fulda <> Schluechtern <> Waechtersbach <> Langenselbold <> Hanau <> Offenbach <> Frankfurt am Main (KBS 615)
- R 51 - Fulda <> Bad Hersfeld <> Bebra <> Melsungen <> kassel (KBS 610)
Long-distance transport
- IC 50: Dresden <> Leipzig <> Erfurt <> Eisenach <> Bad Hersfeld <> Fulda <> Frankfurt (Main) Süd <>
or Stralsund <> Berlin <> Hall <> Erfurt <> Eisenach <> Bad Hersfeld <> Fulda <> Frankfurt am Main / Frankfurt (Main) Süd <> Frankfurt Airport long-distance train station. The core route is Frankfurt am Main <> Leipzig, no stop in Hanau. - ICE 50: Wiesbaden <> Mainz <> Frankfurt (Main) <> Fulda <> Bad Hersfeld <> Eisenach <> Erfurt <> Leipzig <> Dresden
Individual long-distance trains are also ICE 990, Departures on Mondays at 02:25 a.m. Hamburg Hbf, ICE 271, Departures on Mondays at 3:47 a.m. Interlaken East, IC 1950, Departure Monday-Friday 5:11 a.m. to Frankfurt am Main, IC 2204, Departure Monday-Thursday at 5:53 p.m. Bebra and ICE 698, Departures on Fridays at 11:53 p.m. to Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe.
service
DB travel center
Opening times: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 4.30 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday lunch break from 12 p.m. - 12.30 p.m., closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
DB Service Store
Opening times: Monday-Friday 5 a.m. - 7 p.m., Saturday closed, Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Station Mission
Opening times: Monday-Friday 8.30 a.m. - 3.30 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and public holidays closed
Toilets in the train station
Are available at Bad Hersfeld train station.
Waiting
Several benches, also covered, can be found around the station and on the platforms. No waiting option is currently heated.
Web links
- The Bad Hersfeld train station on the website of Deutsche Bahn.
- General plan of the Bad Hersfeld train station.
see also
Project development page on the topic of train stations: Wikivoyage: Proposal for train station items
