Boppard Central Station - Rail Services

Rail Services

A few long-distance services stop at Boppard station in the early morning and late at night. These make similar stops at minor stations on the route between Hamburg and Frankfurt. The Mittelrhein-Main-Express (Koblenz–Frankfurt) operated by DB Regio also stop every two hours and the MittelrheinBahn (Koblenz - Mainz) operated by trans regio stops hourly in Boppard. In the peak hours extra services run between Koblenz, Boppard and Mainz. At the timetable change in December 2010, transregio took over its services from Deutsche Bahn. In addition, Rhenus Veniro operates the Hunsrück Railway between Emmelshausen and Boppard central station or Boppard Süd.

Line Name Route Frequency Days of operation
RE 2 Mittelrhein-Main-Express Koblenz – Boppard – Bingen (Rhein) – Mainz – Frankfurt Airport (regional) – Frankfurt (Main) Hbf 120 min weekdays
MRB 32 MittelrheinBahn Koblenz – Boppard – Oberwesel – Bingen (Rhein) – Ingelheim – Mainz 60 min daily
RB 93 Hunsrückbahn Emmelshausen – Boppard-Buchholz – Boppard Hbf (– Boppard Süd) 60 min daily
Preceding station Deutsche Bahn Following station
Koblenz Hbf Terminus RE 2
Mittelrhein-Main-Express
Oberwesel toward Frankfurt (Main) Hbf
Preceding station trans regio Following station
Spay toward Koblenz Hbf MRB 32
MittelRheinBahn
Boppard-Bad Salzig toward Mainz Hbf
Preceding station Rhenus Veniro Following station
Boppard-Buchholz toward Emmelshausen RB 93
Hunsrück-Bahn
Boppard-Sud Terminus

In the second half of 2008 Boppard central station handled on average 7,221 train passengers a week. Several bus lines also operate from Boppard central station. Bus route 650 runs between Boppard and Koblenz and route 611 connects the southern parts of the town of Boppard. Other buses stop at the station only irregularly.

  • The station with a class 218 locomotive

  • Premises of Rhenus Veniro

  • The station in the 1970s

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