Of course it is 5 stars. I loved it. A unique train…read more Modern cars and refurbished stations. Old supports and motors. - ticket machines are terrible: ° only in Deutsch ° our first one was broken which we did not understand until a nice German told us. So we got on the train's first leg for free. - broken elevator at our turnaround stop €7.60 for 2

Yeah, this is certainly one for the trainlovers about because there aren't many of them around. In…read morefact, this is one of the first, and I also believe to be the longest. Actually, come to thing of it, it is probably what draws everybody to Wuppertal.

From the owner: ÖPNV: Fahrplan- und Tarifauskünfte, Verkauf von Fahrkarten VRR- u. NRW-Tarif, Abonnements,…read moreHilfestellung bei Fundsachen, HandyTicket oder eTickets Nächste Haltestelle: Moers, Königlicher Hof, Bussteig 5 Agentur für Bahnfahrkarten im Haus

To be honest with you, I'm not sure what classifies a train station as a 5 star vs 3 star. The…read moreSolingen train station is at the heart of Solingen. I believe parts of it have been renovated recently and upgraded. There's a lovely larger bakery, a book shop, an ATM and a small Turkish fast food joint where you can grab a bite to eat. There's also an information desk out front. There's two entrances to the train station. One entrance takes you directly to the shopping area of Solingen. So you have a pharmacy, flower shop, supermarket and small clothing stores nearby. A train leaves for cologne about every 25-30 minutes so that's perfect for me.