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Bahnhof Iserlohn
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Bahnhof Iserlohn

Central Hub of Iserlohn's Railway History

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Opened on March 31, 1864, Iserlohn Station is a central railway point in the heart of Iserlohn. It serves as the terminus for the Ardeybahn from Schwerte and the electrified line from Iserlohn-Letmathe. Since its reconstruction in 2008, it has been known as the city station and is operated by DB Netz AG.
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The station first opened on March 31, 1864.

Quick Facts

Opening Date
March 31, 1864
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Can you hear the subtle hum of the trains? This station, where you’re standing, has witnessed countless stories. Imagine over 150 years ago, the first steam engines rolling in with their huffing and sparks. Just behind you, the Ardeybahn begins its journey through the woods towards Schwerte. If you look east, you might catch a glimpse of the spires from the Oberste Stadtkirche and the Bauernkirche. These historic buildings stand as witnesses to a long past. The station itself was transformed in 2008, proudly earning the name Stadtbahnhof. Today, it's a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity.

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