Hann. Münden railway station

Hann. Münden railway station opened in 1857 as part of the Hannoversche Südbahn line, linking the small Weser-Fulda confluence town to the broader German rail network. Its station building is a modest example of mid-19th-century Prussian railway architecture. Today it serves as a regional transit hub with connections to Göttingen and Kassel, where passengers can transfer to long-distance Deutsche Bahn services.