Old Train Station


Signalstadion Möckern

Signal Station Möckern

1878

The site has existed since 1878 as the Möckern Signal Station

Stop Gohlis-Möckern

StopGohlis-Möckern

1892

The Signalstadion became a stop

Construction of the Station Building

Construction of the Station Building

1900

At the turn of the century, a building was constructed in the typical railway architectural style of that era.

Name Change

Name Change

1922

The city of Leipzig grew rapidly. As a result, the train station was renamed Leipzig-Möckern.

Modernization

Closure of the train station

2005

Modernization moved forward, and a new ticketing system was introduced. As a result, the station building became obsolete.

Der Bahnhof Möckern erwacht

New Use

2013/14

The Leipzig-Möckern train station is being given a new lease on life. Over the course of about two years, the station building will undergo a meticulous restoration. Two modern luxury apartments will be created and rented to interested guests.

Industrialization and Suburban Development
(ca. 1880–1900)

The history of the Leipzig-Möckern train station—or rather, train stop—is closely linked to the industrial development of northwest Leipzig. What makes this particularly fascinating is that various eras of transportation have overlapped in Möckern: the classic railroad, freight transport, the suburban railway, the early S-Bahn, and the important streetcar station. Over more than 130 years, this has given rise to an exceptionally dense ensemble of transportation and industry.

Signal Station
Everyday Station
S-Bahn station

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