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As the most important train station in Essen, the Central Station is the focal point for long-distance, regional and S-Bahn transport. The central station receives around 170,000 travelers a day, making it the ninth busiest long-distance train station for Deutsche Bahn.
The station hall consists of two levels. Numerous shops and the travel center are on the first level. On both levels, travelers will find plenty of dining options. The lower level also connects the city center with the southern district.
As the main traffic hub in Essen, five S-Bahn and three U-Bahn lines, additionally to Deutsche Bahn long-distance trains, also operate here.
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At the central station in Essen you have acces to free WLAN for 30 minutes. You can get support from Telekom under +49 800 350 2000
Many long- and short distance trains
S1 from/to Solingen and Dortmund
S3 from/to Oberhausen and Hattingen
S9 from/to Bottrop/ Haltern am See and Wuppertal
S6 from/to Köln-Nippes
S2 from/to Wanne-Eickel and Dortmund
RE 49 from/to Oberhausen and Wuppertal
RB 33 from/to Aachen
RE 14 from/to Borken and Essen-Steele
RE 16 from/to Iserlohn and Siegen
RB 40 from/to Hagen
RE 42 from/to Mönchengladbach and Münster
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