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Neuhauser Tunnel
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Neuhauser Tunnel

A historic underpass beneath the tracks

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Founded in 1874, the Neuhauser Tunnel in Worms is a railway bridge running beneath Gaustraße. It supports all tracks departing north from Worms' main station, allowing them to pass over the street.
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The tunnel dates back to 1874.

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1874

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You're now standing by the Neuhauser Tunnel, a remarkable piece of engineering from 1874. This railway bridge supports all tracks leaving Worms' main station to the north. Imagine the trains gliding above while Gaustraße runs quietly below. It's not just a functional structure but a part of the city's living transport history. If you look south, you'll find the Albert-Schulte-Park, just a short walk away. It's a place where the past and present uniquely intersect.

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