1888年
フランクフルト中央駅が開業。
In 1888, Frankfurt Central Station opens, establishing itself as a pivotal railway hub in Germany’s growing transportation network.
Designed by architect Hermann Eggert, Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof replaces an older terminal to meet increasing rail traffic.
The station features a grand neoclassical facade and multiple platform halls to accommodate long-distance and regional trains.
Its opening on August 18, 1888, cements Frankfurt’s role as a crossroads of European rail routes.
Over time, the station undergoes expansions to handle electrification and modern passenger services.
Today, it ranks among Europe’s busiest stations, serving millions of travelers annually.
Frankfurt Central remains integral to Germany’s high-speed rail network and urban transit systems.
1888年
フランクフルト中央駅