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Köln-Chorweiler Nord Station

Suburban rail station in Cologne's Chorweiler district near the northern city limits, close to Lake Fühlinger See and the Worringer Bruch woodland.

Residential buildings dominate the surroundings of the station. Besides the S-Bahn lines, a city bus and an on-demand shared taxi line also stop here.

At a Glance

Type
Station on the Cologne S-Bahn
Location
Chorweiler district, near the northern Cologne city limits
Opened
1977
S-Bahn
Line S 11 of the Cologne S-Bahn, plus Line S 6 of the Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn during the day
Fare zone
VRS
Name origin
Chorweiler, north
Did you know?

Köln-Chorweiler Nord S-Bahn station has escalators but still no elevators or tactile guidance system for the blind; a barrier-free renovation has long been planned but has not yet been carried out.

Nature Nearby

Lake Fühlinger See lies close to the station. The Worringer Bruch woodland also stretches out nearby.

Connections and Transfers

The station connects to KVB city bus line 126. It is also served by on-demand shared taxi line 181. Those arriving by bicycle will find a bike-and-ride facility at the entrance.

Accessibility

The station has escalators. However, elevators, a tactile guidance system for the visually impaired and Braille signage are still missing. A renovation with barrier-free modifications has long been planned but has not yet been carried out.

Timeline

  1. 1977
    Construction/opening of Köln-Chorweiler Nord station

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Closed in 1974, this former station briefly came back to life in November 1980, when trains stopped for a single day for the papal Mass at Butzweilerhof.

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Around 1900, eight or nine extra trains brought Sunday day-trippers to Dellbrück. Today the S 11 stops at the station on the line to Bergisch Gladbach.

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