petershausen station is the main train station in munich.
what is the main train station in munich?
petershausen station
the bergmannstraße is centrally located in the district and runs in a north-south direction for a length of almost 900 meters. the western parallel road is the trappentreustraße, part of the bundesstraße 2 r, but mostly runs underground through the trappentreutunnel. north of the bergmannstraße runs the multiple track railway lines from about 1.5 kilometers east of the "münchen hauptbahnhof" (main train station), south of the bergmannstraße the branching tracks of the munich south ring run towards the munich east station and from there, on towards rosenheim and salzburg. the theresienwiese, where the annual munich oktoberfest takes place, is located about 800 meters east of the bergmannstraße.
bergmannstraße
the eilendorf platform (which was a train station, until the 1960s) lies on the express line between cologne and aachen, directly between the stops at stolberg main train station and the aachen station at rothe erde. the station was first opened to commuter and freight traffic in 1841, under the name of "nirm", on 1 april 1897, a station building was opened at this location. and though the line is heavily traveled by intercity-express and thalys trains, only trains of the euregiobahn and nrw-express services stop at the station. it takes approximately three minutes to reach the first aachen station at rothe erde, and seven minutes to reach the aachen hauptbahnhof (or main train station).
eilendorf (aachen)