Lenzburg train station

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Lenzburg
Lenzburg station with Seetalbahn
Lenzburg station with Seetalbahn
Data
Location in the network Separation station
Platform tracks 7th
abbreviation LB
IBNR 8502119
opening June 23, 1874
Profile on SBB.ch No. 2119
location
City / municipality Lenzburg
Canton Aargau
Country Switzerland
Coordinates 655 177  /  249208 coordinates: 47 ° 23 '29 "  N , 8 ° 10' 10"  O ; CH1903:  655177  /  249208
Height ( SO ) 406  m
Railway lines
List of train stations in Switzerland
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The Lenzburg station is the station of the city of Lenzburg in the Swiss canton of Aargau . It is a through station for SBB trains. It is connected to the old town of Lenzburg by Bahnhofstrasse , which is also used by most of the inner-city bus routes.

offer

Express trains run every half hour to Zurich main station and Aarau , every hour to Basel , St. Gallen and twice a day to Munich . Lenzburg is served by the S23, S26 and S28 of the S-Bahn Aargau , the S9 of the S-Bahn Lucerne and the S3 S-Bahn Zurich . The S23 runs every hour from Baden - Brugg - Lenzburg - Aarau - Olten to Langenthal , every half hour the S26 through Freiamt via Wohlen - Muri to Rotkreuz , in the other direction every hour to Aarau and the S28 every half hour to Suhr - Zofingen . The Lucerne S9 through the Seetal (Lenzburg– Beinwil am See - Hochdorf - Lucerne ) runs every half hour and the Zurich S11 runs every hour or half hour (Aarau– Dietikon –Zürich HB– Winterthur –Seuzach / Wila ).

The Lenzburg train station plays a special role as a hub for bus traffic. 9 bus routes of the Lenzburg regional bus operate in the city and in the region. There are also various night bus routes. Lenzburg train station has a mobility car sharing service.

Long-distance transport

Regional traffic

  • RegioExpress Zurich HB - Lenzburg - Aarau

Aargau S-Bahn

Lucerne S-Bahn

  • S 9 Lucerne - Hochdorf - Beinwil am See - Lenzburg

Zurich S-Bahn

history

The station was opened by the Aargau Southern Railway on June 23, 1874 together with the Rupperswil - Wohlen line. Three years later, when the Swiss National Railway opened the Zofingen – Baden Oberstadt line on September 6, 1877 , the station became a crossing station . The station has been a terminus for the Seetalbahn since October 15, 1883. The extension of the Seetalbahn to Wildegg on October 1, 1895 did not touch the station, but branched off at the Lenzburg hairpin. In order to be able to drive from Lenzburg train station to Wildegg, a hairpin always had to be made. The curiosity came to an end with the closure of the Lenzburg Spitzkehre – Wildegg line.

With the timetable change on December 12, 2010, the third Lenzburg - Gexi track was put into operation, making it possible to run the S-Bahn trains from Freiamt back to Lenzburg every half hour.

particularities

A special feature is that track 1 of the station is the northernmost through track and not, as usual, the track at the station building.

The Seetalbahn runs from the station square on the other side of the station building. But there is still a street in between. From the Seetalbahn you can also get to the former SNB line to Suhr .

literature

  • Werner Stutz: Railway Stations in Switzerland - From the Beginnings to the First World War . Orell Füssli, Zurich 1983, ISBN 3-280-01405-0 , p. 76 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Network plan for the Lenzburg region ( Memento of the original from February 20, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF file; 155 kB), tariff association A-Welle  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.a-welle.ch