Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof

Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof is the central railway station and the transport hub where a visit to the city naturally begins. Its trains connect travellers with a wide range of destinations, and the building forms a vital part of the city's transport infrastructure. Step outside, and the historic architecture and vibrant culture of Wiesbaden take over.

Inside, real-time boards show every departure and arrival, so planning the next leg of a journey is simple. Shops and dining run the range from bakeries for a quick snack to restaurants for a proper meal. Free Wi-Fi covers the whole building, and luggage lockers hold your bags while you wait. Drivers and cyclists both find parking, and facilities are in place for wheelchair users and anyone with limited mobility. When questions come up, the DB Information centre offers guidance and the DB Reisezentrum plans journeys with Deutsche Bahn. A lost property office works to reunite passengers with whatever they misplace. Cyclists who ride with the DB Rad+ app can collect kilometres and redeem them for rewards.

Help is easy to recognise: the mobile service staff move through the building in burgundy caps labelled 'service'. Spot the cap, ask your question, and someone sorts out the practical side.