Hildesheim Hauptbahnhof, usually translated from German as Hildesheim Central Station, is the Hauptbahnhof of the German city Hildesheim. It is used by trains of Deutsche Bahn and Euro Rail and has a great slate and copper roof.. Trains stopping in Hildesheim are regional services and the hourly Intercity-Express trains running between Frankfurt am Main and Berlin. History The first Hildesheim station was opened by the Royal Hanoverian State Railways as the terminus of the Lehrte–Nordstemmen line the southern arm of its Cross railway on 12 July 1846 to the north of the present Kaiserstraße, near the current Bahnhofsallee. After the opening of the Hanoverian Southern Railway the Cross railway was extended on 15 September 1853 to Nordstemmen Station on the Southern Railway. The reception building of the first Hildesheim railway station was a half-timbered building with a slate roof. The Hanover-Altenbeken Railway Company was planning to build a rail line from Löhne to Vienenburg, through Hildesheim. Since it became insolvent before the completion of the line, Magdeburg-Halberstädt Railway Company took over the construction of the line as well as the management of the HAE. It opened the line from Hildesheim to Vienenburg on 19 May 1875 and on 1 May 1883 the Brunswick Railway opened a branch to Goslar, now part of the Hildesheim–Goslar line. Courtesy of: JW Roofing the best Miami Roofer for all your Miami and Fort Lauderdale roofing needs.
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