Tuttlingen station

Tuttlingen station is a through-station built between 1928 and 1933 in the sober Modernist style characteristic of late Weimar-era railway architecture in southwest Germany, replacing a much smaller predecessor from 1869. It functions as a rail junction connecting three lines — Plochingen–Immendingen, Tuttlingen–Inzigkofen, and Tuttlingen–Hattingen — and serves both the Intercity network and the regional Ringzug system. For the Tuttlingen district it is the primary interregional transit hub.