Deventer railway station

  • Arnhem Leeuwarden
  • Apeldoorn - Deventer
  • Deventer - Almelo

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The Deventer railway station is the largest railway station in the Dutch city of Deventer. The station is used by approximately 16,000 people a day ( 2005). He is a central hub in urban public transport. At the station, at national regional and long-distance trains as well as the cross-border Intercity from Amsterdam to Berlin.

History

The station was on August 5, 1865, when the section of the railway Arnhem- Leeuwarden, was opened between Deventer and Zutphen. The compounds of Almelo and Apeldoorn followed 1887. Your current appearance, the station in 1914. Starting in 2011, the station will be modernized and a new platform to get the capacity bottleneck there to defuse. By extending a 15 -minute intervals in the Randstad region is then necessary. However, should not be changed too much since it is at the train station is a Rijksmonument.

Distance connections

In the year 2013 the following schedule lines run:

Amersfoort railway station Apeldoorn railway station Almelo railway station Hengelo railway station Bad Bentheim railway station Enschede railway station Den Haag Centraal railway station Utrecht Centraal railway station Zwolle railway station Zutphen railway station Nijmegen railway station Tilburg railway station Breda railway station Roosendaal railway station
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