List of train stations in the Aachen region

This list contains all current, former and planned train stations in the city ​​region of Aachen and in the districts of Düren and Heinsberg in the west of North Rhine-Westphalia , both passenger and freight stations as well as stops , including stations in the lowest categories 6 and 7, but no operating stations .

Stations that continued to exist purely as a freight station after passenger traffic was discontinued are listed next to the passenger stations. The operator column only names the last or current operator of the station (possibly the last operator under whom passenger traffic was carried out). Only regular passenger traffic is counted, i.e. no service through special trips.

In contrast to the list of passenger stations in North Rhine-Westphalia , former stations as well as current and former stops are also listed here.

Person stations

station	image	local community	Railway lines	Duration	operator
Aachen Central Station		Aachen	Cologne – Aachen Aachen – Liège Aachen – Mönchengladbach	since 1905	DB AG
Aachen Marching Gate		Aachen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach	1853 to 1905	KPSt.E.
Aachen North		Aachen	Aachen North – Jülich	1875 to 1980	DB
Aachen-Rothe Erde		Aachen	Cologne – Aachen Haaren – Aachen-Rothe Erde Vennbahn	since 1875	DB AG
Aachen Schanz		Aachen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach	since 2004	DB AG
Aachen South		Aachen	Aachen – Liège	1843 to 1936	DRG
Aachen Templar inherited		Aachen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Aachen – Maastricht Aachen – Tongeren	1858 to 1910	KPSt.E.
Aachen West		Aachen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Aachen – Tongeren	since 1910	DB AG
Evenings		Nideggen	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Aldenhoven		Aldenhoven	Aachen North – Jülich	1871 to 1985	DB
Aldenhoven East		Aldenhoven	Aachen North – Jülich	1871 to 1985	DB
Alsdorf (Kr Aachen) (see also Alsdorf-Annapark)		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	1872 to 1992	DB
Alsdorf small train station		Alsdorf	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Alsdorf-Annapark		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	since 2005	EVS
Alsdorf-Busch		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	since 2005	EVS
Alsdorf-Kellersberg		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	since 2011	EVS
Alsdorf-Mariadorf		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	since 2011	EVS
Alsdorf-Ofden		Alsdorf	Aachen North – Jülich	1953 to 1985	DB
Alsdorf Poststrasse		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	since 2011	EVS
Alsdorf Schaufenberger Strasse		Alsdorf	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1902 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Ameln		Titz	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1881 to 1980	DB
Arsbeck		Wegberg	Rheydt – Antwerp		DB AG
Baal today Baal Gbf		Hückelhoven	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Baal Gbf – Baal West (from 1911)	since 1852 PV until 1911	DB AG
Baal		Hückelhoven	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Jülich – Dalheim	since 1911	DB AG
Baesweiler		Baesweiler	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Baesweiler Jülicher Strasse		Baesweiler	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Bellyem		Geilenkirchen	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 1971 to 1973	GKB
Binsfeld		Norvenich	Düren – Euskirchen	since 2006	Rurtalbahn
Birgden		Gangelt	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 since 1971	TBR
Blens		Heimbach	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Bourheim		Jülich	Aachen North – Jülich	since 1871, closed	DB
Fallow		Hückelhoven	Aachen – Mönchengladbach	since 1904	DB AG
Brand (Rheinl)		Aachen	Vennbahn	1885 to 1960	DB
Breinig		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg-Walheim	1889 to 1961	DB
Bubenheim		Norvenich	Düren – Euskirchen	1880 to 1983 2010 to 2019	Rurtalbahn
Dalheim		Wegberg	Rheydt – Antwerp Jülich – Dalheim	since 1879	DB AG
Distelrath		Düren	Düren – Distelrath Distelrath – Embken Distelrath – Schneidhausen	1909 to 1963	DKB
Heinsberg-Dremmen		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	1890 to 1980 since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Düren		Düren	Cologne – Aachen Jülich – Düren Düren – Heimbach Düren – Euskirchen Düren – Neuss Düren – Distelrath	since 1841	Northern part: Rurtalbahn Southern part: DB AG
Düren Annakirmesplatz until 1993 Düren South		Düren	Düren – Heimbach		Rurtalbahn
Düren Im Großer Tal until 1965 Arnoldsweiler		Düren	Jülich-Düren	1948 to 1965 since 2000	Rurtalbahn
Düren cow bridge		Düren	Düren – Heimbach	Since 1993	Rurtalbahn
Düren Renkerstrasse		Düren	Düren – Heimbach	since 2000	Rurtalbahn
Eilendorf		Aachen	Cologne – Aachen	since 1841	DB AG
Erkelenz		Erkelenz	Aachen – Mönchengladbach	since 1852	DB AG
Eschweiler Hbf		Eschweiler	Cologne – Aachen	since 1841	DB AG
Eschweiler-Aue		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1873 to 1981	DB
Eschweiler-Nothberg (see also Nothberg)		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	since 2004	EVS
Eschweiler-Röhe		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1952 to 1981	DB
Eschweiler-St Jöris		Eschweiler	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	1949 to 1981 since 2014	EVS
Eschweiler Talbahnhof / Raiffeisenplatz until 1983 Eschweiler Tal		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1873 to 1983 since 2004	EVS
Eschweiler-Weisweiler (see also Weisweiler)		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg Weisweiler – Langerwehe	since 2004	EVS
Eschweiler West		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	since 2004	EVS
Euchen		Würselen	Aachen North – Jülich	1871 to 1980	DB
Floverich-Apweiler		Baesweiler	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	tore off	GKB
Frenz (Inden)		In the	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	until 1983	DB
Gangelt		Gangelt	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 1971 to 1973	GKB
Geilenkirchen		Geilenkirchen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach	since 1852	DB AG
Geilenkirchen district center		Geilenkirchen	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 1971 to 1973	GKB
Lindchen		Gangelt	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	since 1971	TBR
Gillrath		Geilenkirchen	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 since 1971	TBR
Grevenberg		Würselen	Stolberg – Kohlscheid	from 1875, demolished
Hair (b Aachen)		Aachen	Haaren – Aachen-Rothe Erde Aachen North – Jülich	1875 to 2004 PV 1875 to 1876
Hausen (b Düren)		Heimbach	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Heimbach (Eifel)		Heimbach	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Heinsberg (Rhineland)		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	1890 to 1980 since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Heinsberg-Horst		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Heinsberg district house		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Heinsberg-Oberbruch until 1957 Grebben 1957–2013 Oberbruch (Rheinl)		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	1890 to 1980 since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Heinsberg-Porselen until 2013 Porselen		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	until 1980 since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Heinsberg-Randerath until 2013 Randerath		Heinsberg	Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	1890 to 1980 since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Herzogenrath		Herzogenrath	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Stolberg – Herzogenrath Sittard – Herzogenrath	since 1852	DB AG
Herzogenrath-Alt-Merkstein until 1984 Merkstein West		Herzogenrath	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	until 1984 since 2005	EVS
Herzogenrath August-Schmidt-Platz		Herzogenrath	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	since 2005	EVS
Hoengen-Begau		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	until 1984	DB
Hoengen		Alsdorf	Aachen North – Jülich	1953 to 1980	DB
Hoengen Ost until 1897 Warden 1897–1953 Höngen		Alsdorf	Aachen North – Jülich	1882 to 1964	DB
Huchem stammering		Niederzier	Jülich-Düren		Rurtalbahn
Immendorf		Geilenkirchen	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Immerath		Erkelenz	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1897 to 1980	DB
In the		In the	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg Düren – Inden	1873 to 1983	DB
Jakobshäuschen		Geilenkirchen	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Jakobwüllesheim		Vettweiß	Euskirchen – Düren railway line	1955 to 1983 since 2013	Rurtalbahn
Jülich An den Aspen		Jülich	Jülich – Dalheim	since 2018	Rurtalbahn
Jülich		Jülich	Aachen North – Jülich Jülich – Dalheim Jülich – Düren Mönchengladbach – Stolberg Jülich – Puffendorf	since 1873	Rurtalbahn
Jülich Research Center until 1995 Jülich South		Jülich	Jülich-Düren	1917 to 1982 since 1993	Rurtalbahn
Jülich North		Jülich	Jülich – Dalheim	since 2002	Rurtalbahn
Jülich- Selgersdorf		Jülich	Jülich-Düren	since 1956	Rurtalbahn
Kaisersruh		Würselen	Aachen North – Jülich	1871 to 1973	DB
Kirchberg (b Jülich)		Jülich	Aachen North – Jülich	1882 to 1980	DB
Kirchberg (b Jülich) north		Jülich	Aachen North – Jülich	1911 to 1971	JKB
Kohlscheid		Herzogenrath	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Stolberg – Kohlscheid	since 1853	DB AG
Kohlscheid Süd until 1905 Rumpen		Herzogenrath	Stolberg – Kohlscheid	1892 to 1951	DB
Kornelimünster		Aachen	Vennbahn	1885 to 1960	DB
Krauthausen (see also Niederzier-Krauthausen)		Niederzier	Jülich-Düren	since 1996	Rurtalbahn
Kreuzau		Kreuzau	Düren – Heimbach	since 1892	Rurtalbahn
Kreuzau Eifelstrasse		Kreuzau	Düren – Heimbach	since 1994	Rurtalbahn
Kreuzrath		Gangelt	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 1971 to 1973	GKB
Lamersdorf until 1962 Lucherberg		In the	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1952 to 1983	DB
Long suffering		Long suffering	Cologne – Aachen Weisweiler – Langerwehe	since 1841	DB AG
Lendersdorf		Düren	Düren – Heimbach	since 1892	Rurtalbahn
Alleviate		Geilenkirchen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Lindern – Heinsberg (Rheinl)	since 1852	DB AG
Linnich SIG Combibloc until 2002 Linnich		Linnich	Jülich – Dalheim	1911 to 1968 since 2002	Rurtalbahn
Mariadorf until 1880 Höngen Rh (see also Alsdorf-Mariadorf)		Alsdorf	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	1872 to 1984	DB
Mariagrube until 1880 Höngen AIE		Alsdorf	Aachen North – Jülich Stolberg – Herzogenrath Mariagrube – Siersdorf Emil Mayrisch mine	1875 to 1984	DB
Merkstein until 1936 Nordstern (see also Herzogenrath August-Schmidt-Platz)		Herzogenrath	Stolberg – Herzogenrath	tore off	DB
Merzenich		Düren	Cologne – Aachen	since 2003	DB AG
Neuweiler		Alsdorf	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Nideggen-Brück until 1995 Nideggen		Nideggen	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Niederau-Tuchmühle until 2002 Tuchmühle		Düren	Düren – Heimbach	since 1994	Rurtalbahn
Low pain		Aldenhoven	Aachen North – Jülich	until 1980	DB
Niederzier-Krauthausen until 1936 Krauthausen 1936–1982 Jülich-Krauthausen (see also Krauthausen)		Niederzier	Jülich-Düren	1873 to 1996	Rurtalbahn
Norvenich		Norvenich	Distelrath – Embken Benzelrath – Nörvenich	1909 to 1963	DKB
Nothberg (see also Eschweiler-Nothberg)		Eschweiler	Cologne – Aachen	until 2009	DB AG
Oberbolheim		Norvenich	Benzelrath – Nörvenich	1905 to 1960	DB
Obermaubach		Kreuzau	Düren – Heimbach		Rurtalbahn
Oidtweiler		Baesweiler	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Puffendorf (GKB)		Baesweiler	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Puffendorf (JKB)		Baesweiler	Jülich Nord – Puffendorf	1911 to 1971	JKB
Ratheim		Hückelhoven	Jülich – Dalheim	1911 to 1980	DB
Richterich		Aachen	Aachen – Mönchengladbach Aachen – Maastricht	1859 to 1966	DB
Schierwaldenrath formerly Langbroich-Schierwaldenrath		Gangelt	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1960 since 1971	TBR
Schleiden (b Jülich)		Aldenhoven	Aachen North – Jülich	1882 to 1980	DB
Selhausen		Niederzier	Jülich-Düren	Since 1993	Rurtalbahn
Setterich		Baesweiler	Alsdorf – Geilenkirchen	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1953	GKB
Siersdorf		Aldenhoven	Mariagrube – Siersdorf Emil Mayrisch mine	1953 to 1982	DB
Siersdorf Emil Mayrisch mine		Aldenhoven	Mariagrube – Siersdorf Emil Mayrisch mine	1953 to 1982	DB
Stand		Geilenkirchen	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1950 to 1960 since 1971	Selfkantbahn
Stolberg (Rheinl) central station		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Cologne – Aachen Stolberg – Herzogenrath Stolberg – Kohlscheid Mönchengladbach – Stolberg Stolberg – Walheim Stolberg – Münsterbusch	since 1841	EVS DB AG (only equations 1 & 2)
Stolberg old town until 2001 Stolberg (Rheinl) Hammer		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg-Walheim	1881 to 1961 since 2001	EVS
Stolberg-Atsch (Bf)		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg – Kohlscheid	1875 to 1886	AJ
Stolberg-Atsch (Hp)		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg-Walheim	1954 to 1961	DB
Stolberg Mühlen train station until 2001 Stolberg (Rheinl) Mühle		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg-Walheim	1881 to 1960 since 2001	EVS
Stolberg Town Hall until 2001 Stolberg Kortumstr		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg-Walheim	1954 to 1961 since 2001	EVS
Stolberg granulator		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg-Walheim	since 2001	EVS
Stolberg-Velau (new)		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Eschweiler-Aue-Stolberg mirror manufacture	1884 to 1890	KPSt.E.
Süsterseel		Selfkant	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1949	GKB
Titz		Titz	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	until 1980	DB
Tüddern		Selfkant	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1949	GKB
Übach-Palenberg		Übach-Palenberg	Aachen – Mönchengladbach	since 1852	DB AG
Üdingen		Kreuzau	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Untermaubach-Schlagstein until 1999 Untermaubach		Kreuzau	Düren – Heimbach	since 1903	Rurtalbahn
Vettweiß		Vettweiß	Euskirchen-Düren	1864 to 1983 since 2010	Rurtalbahn
Walheim (near Aachen)		Aachen	Vennbahn Stolberg – Walheim	1885 to 1962	DB
Wegberg		Wegberg	Rheydt – Antwerp	since 1879	DB AG
Weir (district of Geilenkirchen)		Selfkant	Geilenkirchen – Tüddern	1900 to 1944 1946 to 1949	GKB
Weiden (near Aachen)		Würselen	Stolberg – Kohlscheid	1875 to 1960	DB
Weisweiler (see also Eschweiler-Weisweiler)		Eschweiler	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1873 to 1983	DB
Welldorf		Jülich	Mönchengladbach – Stolberg	1890 to 1980	DB
Würselen		Würselen	Aachen North – Jülich Stolberg – Kohlscheid	1875 to 1980	DB
Würselen middle		Würselen	Aachen North – Jülich	until 1980	DB
Würselen North until 1897 Morsbach		Würselen	Stolberg – Kohlscheid	1875 to 1960	DB
Zerkall		Huertgenwald	Düren – Heimbach	since 1947	Rurtalbahn

Freight yards

railway station	image	local community	Railway line (s)	Duration	operator
Aachen freight yard		Aachen	Cologne – Aachen	1895 to 1986, as a siding until 1997	DB
Munsterbusch		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg – Münsterbusch	1887 to 1980	DB
Stolberg-Velau (old) (see also Stolberg-Velau (new) passenger station)		Stolberg (Rhld.)	Stolberg – Stolberg mirror manufacture	1867 to 1881	RhE

gallery

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  Not to scale representation of the Stolberg track system in 1973

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  Track systems at the Rhenania plant in Stolberg-Atsch 1922

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  Railways in the Aachen district

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  Old turntable in Düren station

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  Former building of the Aachen depot, Aachen-West site