Hauptbahnhöfe
Hauptbahnhof, plural Hauptbahnhöfe, is the term used in German for the principal railway station in a city. It designates the central hub of passenger rail services and typically serves as the major interchange point for long-distance, regional, and local transit.
A Hauptbahnhof usually functions as a multimodal transport hub. It accommodates long-distance trains (such as ICE,
The term is widely used in German-speaking countries, including Germany, Austria, and parts of Switzerland. While
History and development often reflect broader transport trends. Many Hauptbahnhöfe were built in the 19th century
Examples of well-known Hauptbahnhöfe include Berlin Hauptbahnhof, München Hauptbahnhof, Hamburg Hauptbahnhof, Köln Hauptbahnhof, Wien Hauptbahnhof, and