--- title: "Bahnhof Lage" url: "https://www.land-des-hermann.de/en/poi/bahnhof-lage" description: "The Lage train station is located at the intersection of the lines from Herford to Detmold and from Bielefeld to Lemgo. It was designed as a small-town transfer station. The station building is a two-story structure built in a historicist style. It was constructed of brick.In Lippe, the first trains began running in 1880 on the Herford–Lage–Detmold line. It was extended to Altenbeken in 1895. In 1903–1904, the Lage–Oerlinghausen–Bielefeld connection was added, turning Lage—which was already conveniently located—into a transportation hub. The connection to the increasingly dense railway network both within and outside the Lippe region was also of particular importance for the brick-making industry in Lage. This led to a shift in the transport of bricks from road to rail. During peak periods, the K.P.E.V. operated 5–6 special trains of exceptional length to transport the brickmakers.  These brickmaker trains consisted mainly of livestock cars and fourth-class cars, known as “wood class.” Passengers could board the trains in Lage, Lemgo, and Schieder, among other places.Due to its location on Sedanplatz, which has shaped the city’s urban landscape, as well as its documentary value regarding the city’s transportation and economic history, the station is of particular importance to Lage. Furthermore, due to its architectural design, the station building occupies an atypical and thus unique position in railway station architecture from the period after the turn of the century.Today, you have several hourly connections on the regional network to Bielefeld, Herford, Lemgo, and Paderborn. Adjacent to the station building is a Park & Ride facility and a Bike & Ride facilities.  The Central Bus Terminal (ZOB), built by the city of Lage in 2016, provides a coordinated, barrier-free transfer from rail to local public transit." language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/184484/83d4b7e231fded6519be7def4c422e166a3e61c89a34c8e7ae2af4605ecbdb0b/gleise.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Lippe > Special > Destination.Data Details > Poi" --- Share Bahnhof Lage ============ - Train station Gleise Bahnhof Lage Drachen Gleise Bike & Ride Zugang zu den Gleisen Modernisierter Bahnhof Lage Lage's first train station was built in 1880. But as early as 1894, the K.P.E.V. (Royal Prussian Railway Administration) planned a larger station building, which was completed in 1902.  The Lage train station is located at the intersection of the lines from Herford to Detmold and from Bielefeld to Lemgo. It was designed as a small-town transfer station. The station building is a two-story structure built in a historicist style. It was constructed of brick. In Lippe, the first trains began running in 1880 on the Herford–Lage–Detmold line. It was extended to Altenbeken in 1895. In 1903–1904, the Lage–Oerlinghausen–Bielefeld connection was added, turning Lage—which was already conveniently located—into a transportation hub. The connection to the increasingly dense railway network both within and outside the Lippe region was also of particular importance for the brick-making industry in Lage. This led to a shift in the transport of bricks from road to rail. During peak periods, the K.P.E.V. operated 5–6 special trains of exceptional length to transport the brickmakers.  These brickmaker trains consisted mainly of livestock cars and fourth-class cars, known as “wood class.” Passengers could board the trains in Lage, Lemgo, and Schieder, among other places. Due to its location on Sedanplatz, which has shaped the city’s urban landscape, as well as its documentary value regarding the city’s transportation and economic history, the station is of particular importance to Lage. Furthermore, due to its architectural design, the station building occupies an atypical and thus unique position in railway station architecture from the period after the turn of the century. Today, you have several hourly connections on the regional network to Bielefeld, Herford, Lemgo, and Paderborn. Adjacent to the station building is a Park & Ride facility and a Bike & Ride facilities.  The Central Bus Terminal (ZOB), built by the city of Lage in 2016, provides a coordinated, barrier-free transfer from rail to local public transit. Read more Good to know ------------ Payment methods Entrance Free Directions & Parking facilities Via Bielefeld on the RB73. Read more Contact person Mr. Nearby ------ View on map - Event - City festival/funfair/fair - Market - Family and Children - Food & Beverage - Beer garden/outdoor dining - Restaurant - Restaurant - Accomodations - Flat - Flat - Flat - Package - Group Offer/Family Offer - Wandern - Familie - Place of interest - Park/gardens - Building/modern architecture - Historic town centre - Tours 6.54 km - Themed trail 21.74 km - Regional bike tour 31.97 km - Regional bike tour Contact Sedanstraße 32791 Lage