Deggendorf Hauptbahnhof
- Platt Ling- Bavarian Eisenstein
- Deggendorf Kalteneck
- Deggendorf - Metten
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Deggendorf Hauptbahnhof is located in Bavaria and belongs to the category 5 station Rail traffic currently belong to any transport system, so that the regular DB tariff should be applied. It is planned to integrate the rail link in the composite field of transport Landkreis Deggendorf.
History
In 1866 was the spur track Plattling - Deggendorf in operation. In 1874, then followed the ongoing construction towards the Bavarian Forest. The completion of the entire route in 1877; so was also the opening of this - then still known as " Deggendorf " - train station. This was followed by the construction of additional rail lines. Thus, the railway line was opened to Metten and on November 26, 1913, an additional route initially until after Hengersberg on October 17, 1891, which eventually led completely from 1 August 1914 to Kalteneck. Due to the increased importance of this station he finally received on 5 May 1941, marked " Central Station " and its present name.
Buildings
The two-storey reception building is a historicizing Flachsatteldachbau was built in 1877 and is now a listed building. It has a übergiebelten Mittelrisaliten and a canopy on the main platform. About an underpass, an agent platform are achieved. The platform, which was used to operate the now disused railway Deggendorf - Metten is dismantled. A goods shed, built in the late 19th century as Blankziegelbau with flat- pitched roof is also protected as a cultural monument.
Rolling stock
As a regional train exclusively Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1- DMUs Regentalbahn used. It is operated on behalf of DB Regio, the train type is regional train. The route is not electrified.