Bad Soden-Salmünster station

• Kinzig Valley Railway ( 61.4 km )

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The Bad Soden- Salmuenster station is the town of Bad Soden- Salmuenster station on the Kinzig Valley Railway in Hesse.

History

The station was opened ( road ) of the Kinzig Valley Railway on July 1, 1868 with the opening of the section Waechtersbach - Steinau. The Kinzig Valley Railway is part of the former Electorate of Hesse and the Prussian railway project Frankfurt- Bebra railway. The original name was still 1880 Salmuenster, then Salmuenster - Soden ( in 1914 ), then Salmuenster -Bad Soden (still 1971).

The receiving station building is now a cultural monument under the Hessian Monument Protection Act.

Traffic

The station has a house and an island platform. The main platform ( platform 1) and track 2 are exclusively served by the regional express trains on the Frankfurt Hbf - Hanau Hbf relation - Waechtersbach - Fulda. Track 3, which is located next to platform 2 on the island platform serves the individual regional trains of the relation Frankfurt Hbf - Hanau Hbf Guardian Bach Bad Soden- Salmuenster.

The station is now operated exclusively by local and regional traffic. The ICE and IC trains go by without stopping.

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• Station in the Main- Kinzig-Kreis
• Bad Soden- Salmuenster
• Cultural monument in the Main- Kinzig-Kreis
• Built in the 1860s