Erfurt Knoten and Erfurt Neubaustrecke, as well as two of the five ETCS Radio Block Centres of the new high-speed lines, being built under German Unity Transport Project No. 8 (Verkehrsprojekt Deutsche Einheit Nr. 8). These facilities are housed in a modular building on the north side of the freight station. Traffic services The unique position of the station at the Willy-Brandt-Platz combines the regional and long-distance trains with perfect connections to the regional bus station, tram services, local buses, taxi cabs, long-distance buses, an underground car park and two bike stations. Long-distance trains The following tables show the status of time table 2021: Regional trains Due to the central position, Erfurt has connections to all regions inside Thuringia. Red highlighted trains have fewer stops. Blue highlighted trains are stopping services. City tram The station is served by five of six tram lines and also by many bus lines. The central bus station is directly opposite to the entrance hall. All tram lines are operated by low floor vehicles. With the trams you can reach the university in the north of the city and also the international airport in the western district called Bindersleben. Photogallery References Notes Sources (multi-part series) External links Hauptbahnhof Hauptbahnhof Railway stations in Germany opened in 1846 Romanesque Revival railway stations in Germany