The railway station in former times
Refurbishment and expansion of the retail area
Göppingen railway station is a through station on the Fils Valley Railway. Opened in 1850, it is on the line that runs between Stuttgart and Ulm. The station is situated on the southern outskirts of Göppingen and has a total of seven platform tracks. It comprises a station building with a restaurant, two kiosks, a bakery, a bookshop and a DB travel centre. The former baggage and express freight hall is today no longer in use. Between 90 and 100 trains stop at Göppingen station every day, including some of the Intercity and Eurocity trains that run between Stuttgart and Ulm.
- Project
- Expansion of the retail area. The bookshop and bakery at Göppingen railway station were expanded and completely renovated. A new café was also built.
- Services
- Project management during the implementation phase.
- Owner
- Deutsche Bahn Station Service AG, Leasing & Project Development, South-West Region – Mr Leutenberger
- Facts and figures
Total project costs: 4 Mio. € Construction time frame: 2007 - 2008 Project status: completed
Adress:
Bahnhof Göppingen
73033 Göppingen
-
-
The railway tracks
-
View of the station building
