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Anyone boarding the train in Koblenz to travel the last 130 kilometres to Trier can confidently leave their book, mobile or tablet to one side. Because most of the time will be spent looking out the window and enjoying the stunning view that unfolds along the Moselle. The tracks run parallel to its glittering waters for most of the journey, combined with picturesque vistas of the surrounding vineyards. But those coming from Saarbrücken, Luxembourg or along the vareo’s (regional train) Eifel route won’t be disappointed either, for it’s a wonderful opportunity to travel at leisure and a slower pace.
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Trier's central railway station (Trier Hbf) is the city's mobility hub. This is where the regional trains and express lines from Koblenz, Cologne/Gerolstein, Luxembourg, Metz (France) and Saarbrücken meet the city and national bus network. Bicycle hire, hire cars and taxis are also available for onward journeys.

The central station also has bicycle parking spaces, a bicycle car park, lockers, free WLAN (WIFI@DB) and a barrier-free WC.

Platforms 10 and 11 are accessible via ramps, the central platform with platforms 12-13 can be reached via elevators or stairs. If you have any questions, please contact the Deutsche Bahn mobility service on +49 30 65212888 or send an e-mail to msz@deutschebahn.com.


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When planning your travel, please mind that the railway lines between Trier and Saarbrücken / Mannheim, Wittlich and Perl/Schengen (border with France & Luxembourg) as well as between Trier and Koblenz are partially closed due to reconstruction work or that particular stops are not being served. Until at least April 5, 2025 a temporary timetable for the train lines are in place and at certain times busses are replacing the trains on some route sections. Some bus stops might not be next to the train stations and travel and departure times might differ from the train schedule. Please note that bikes are not allowed on board of the replacement busses.

Detailed information is available on the pages of Deutsche Bahn (DB German rail) or consult the free app "DB Navigator" (with real-time information). Information on the infrastructure of the train station and the location of the replacement service (SEV) is available at bahnhof.de (German only).