Cottbus, Germany
Cottbus Central Station is the main railway hub of the city, connecting Brandenburg's second-largest city with Berlin and the wider regional network. The station building dates from the late 19th century and serves as a transit point for both long-distance and local trains. Events and public gatherings occasionally take place in and around the station forecourt.
Historic railway days in Rothenburg featuring special rides on the BR 86 steam locomotive and a folk festival for the whole family. Direct departure from Cottbus main station.
An extraordinary steam train ride through Saxony's historic railway lines, including the famous ramp near Dresden, with boarding options at several stations.
Anniversary steam train on the Cottbus - Berlin route featuring live music, children's crafts, and wine tasting on board.
A historic steam special (locomotive 03 2155) runs between Berlin and Cottbus to mark 160 years of the city's railway history, with an optional add-on ride on the Cottbus Park Railway.
A special heritage train from Cottbus heads to the Altstadtfest in Görlitz or into the Zittau Mountains - choose between a ride on the historic narrow-gauge railway or a guided hike up the Lausche.
The special train "Neptun-Express" runs to Warnemünde for the 35th Hanse Sail festival, celebrating historic sailing ships on the Baltic Sea with optional boat trips and harbour visits.
