Angermünde

Angermünde station is a listed heritage ensemble in northeastern Brandenburg, opened on 15 November 1842 as a stop on the Berlin–Stettin railway — making it one of Germany's oldest continuously operating stations. It once served as the starting point for three regional lines, including routes to Stralsund and Schwedt, plus a now-disused branch to Bad Freienwalde. The main station building is protected as a Baudenkmal and remains the architectural focal point of the surrounding quarter. Today it serves long-distance trains on the Berlin–Szczecin corridor and regional services into the Uckermark.