Pirna station is the largest railway station in the town of Pirna in the German state of Saxony. The station is integrated into the network of the Dresden S-Bahn. It is also the starting point of a Re
Bahnhofshalle Pirna
Old Pirna station with passing EuroCity service
View of the old station from the street
View of the station building, on the north side (right) are platforms 1–3, from which the trains of the Dresden S-Bahn operate. From the south side (platform 4, left), the trains run via Dürrröhrsdorf to Neustadt. The lines to Großcotta and Bad Gottleuba formerly began here.
The Schöna / Bad Schandau / Pirna–Meißen railway is a two-track, electrified mainline railway in the German state of Saxony, predominantly served by the Dresden S-Bahn. It runs parallel to the pre-exi
Pirna station
…the Dresden–Děčín railway were rebuilt with a length of 172 metres (island platforms 1 and 2) and 146 metres (main platform 3). At the same time, the Pirna–Coswig S-Bahn line received a separate pair of tracks, which begins in Pirna and currently (2015) ends at Dresden-Neustadt. As part of the federal government's stimulus…
An S-Bahn service at Dresden-Dobritz in 1991, the trackless and overgrown land immediately to the right of the track was occupied by long-distance tracks until 1946
Typical features of an S-Bahn station (Dresden Freiberger Str.)
Dresden Pieschen station during the construction: the old track on the Dresden-Neustadt–Coswig line is still in operation, the long-distance railway tracks are under construction (June 2013).
Completed facilities in Radebeul Ost station, to the left are the S-Bahn tracks with an island platform, to the right are the long-distance tracks (December 2013)