Langenthal railway station

Langenthal railway station is the largest station in the Swiss town of Langenthal, canton of Bern, and has been owned by Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) since it opened in 1857 — making it one of the earlier stations in Switzerland's founding-era rail network. Today it is served by SBB, BLS, and Aare Seeland mobil trains on both long-distance and regional routes, functioning primarily as a commuter and interchange hub for the Oberaargau region with no particular tourist draw.