Königs Wusterhausen Station

At Königs Wusterhausen station many local trains stop in the direction of Berlin, Cottbus, Frankfurt (Oder) and Senftenberg. It also provides a good starting point for hikes in the Dahme-Heideseen region.

The brick high-rise railway building dates from the heyday of the railway and was built in 1893. At that time, numerous private railway lines were built in Berlin, each of which offered its own train connections. The station Königs Wusterhausen was part of the railway line Berlin-Görlitz and thus directly connected to the Görlitzer station in Kreuzberg. With the advent of car traffic, the long-distance traffic lost some importance and today stop mainly regional trains and the Berlin S-Bahn S46.

From here many buses leave. But you have to know that one part starts from the front and another part from the east side of the station.