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Roßbergtunnel

A technical marvel on the high-speed line

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The Roßbergtunnel is a 2,164-meter-long railway tunnel on the Hannover–Würzburg high-speed line. Opened in 1988, it is a vital part of Würzburg's railway network.
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At 2,164 meters, the tunnel is among the longer railway tunnels in Germany.

Quick Facts

Founded
1988
Opening Date
1988

Guided Story

Standing here, you're next to an impressive feat of engineering. The Roßbergtunnel spans 2,164 meters and is part of the high-speed railway line between Hannover and Würzburg, opened in 1988. This railway tunnel plays a crucial role in the network, ensuring efficient and fast train connections in the region. If you look to the northeast, you might catch a glimpse of the Schenkenturm, about 540 meters away. It's fascinating to think about how this tunnel supports rapid passenger and freight transport, connecting cities seamlessly. A quiet hero among transport routes, it tells a captivating story of planning and technology.

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