Worms Central Station

Worms, Germany

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Worms Central Station, a Romanesque Revival edifice designed by Fritz Klingholz and completed in 1904, stands as one of two operational passenger stations serving the Rhenish Hesse city of Worms, Germany. Beyond its architectural significance as a heritage-designated structure, the station functions as a vital urban artery, its pedestrian underpass connecting the eastern and western quarters of the city's center. The building accommodates approximately 15,000 daily users, underscoring its continued importance to local mobility and the city's infrastructure.