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Chaos at Mannheim Central Station: 6 days closure and diversions!
Closure at Mannheim Central Station from June 23rd to 28th, 2025. Diversions on lines 3, 6 and 60. Passengers follow instructions.
Chaos at Mannheim Central Station: 6 days closure and diversions!
There will be some changes at Mannheim Central Station in the coming week that will affect commuters and travelers. From Monday, June 23rd to Saturday, June 28th, 2025, Trail A will be closed. This measure leads to diversions and changes to the stops on lines 3, 6 and 60, as mannheim24.de reports.
For line 3, which runs in the direction of Sandhofen, this means that there is no stop at the main station. Instead, passengers have to prepare for diversions via the art gallery and the water tower. The Kunsthalle, Wasserturm and Strohmarkt stops are no longer available here. The same applies to line 6, which no longer runs via the castle and the university, but instead stops at the Strohmarkt, Wasserturm and Kunsthalle stops.
Diversions and alternative stops
Line 60 has also seen changes. In the direction of the telecommunications tower, it no longer stops at the usual platform, but at a replacement stop on Tunnelstrasse. Lines 1, 5/5A and 63 are also affected and temporarily use platform B in the direction of Tattersall and Kunsthalle respectively. Passengers are urged to pay attention to the information and instructions at the station in order to reach their destination without any problems.
In addition, starting today, the station forecourt at Mannheim Central Station will be completely closed, as mannheimer-morgen.de reports. These measures are part of a wider renovation to improve the station's infrastructure. A certain amount of commuting chaos can be expected in the coming weeks.
It is important for travelers and locals to always have up-to-date information about transport connections in view. The BVG website, which offers an overview of S-Bahn and regional connections, is particularly helpful here. The Berlin-Brandenburg Transport Association (VBB) connects 36 public and private transport companies and thus optimizes the use of transport in urban and rural regions, as bvg.de informs.
Overall, the current situation at Mannheim Central Station requires a little patience from public transport users, but it is to be hoped that the renovation work will soon ensure even better connections. If you want to avoid this turmoil, you should prepare wisely for your trip!