Høje Taastrup
S-train and DSB station
General information
Location5 Banestrøget, Taastrup
Coordinates55°38′55″N 12°16′09″E / 55.64861°N 12.26917°E / 55.64861; 12.26917
Owned byDSB
Platforms3 Island platforms
Tracks6
History
Opened31 May 1986
Electrified1986 (S-train), 1988 (Mainline)
Services
Preceding station DSB Following station
Valby
towards Østerport
CopenhagenEsbjerg Roskilde
towards Esbjerg
Valby
towards Helsingør
ElsinoreCopenhagenRoskildeNæstved Hedehusene
towards Næstved
Ørestad CopenhagenSlagelse Trekroner
towards Slagelse
Valby
towards Østerport
CopenhagenNykøbing F Roskilde
towards Nykøbing F
København H
towards Østerport
CopenhagenKalundborg Roskilde
towards Kalundborg
Valby
towards Østerport
CopenhagenHolbæk Hedehusene
towards Holbæk
Preceding station S-train Following station
Terminus Bx
Peak hours
Taastrup
towards Buddinge
B Taastrup
towards Farum

Høje Taastrup station (Danish pronunciation: [ˈhʌjə ˈtsʰʌˌstʁɔp stæˈɕoˀn]) is a railway station in Høje-Taastrup municipality, Denmark, opened on 31 May 1986.

The station is one of the largest in Denmark. It is the terminus of S-train services B and Bx on the Taastrup radial. The station is further served by regional, InterCity and even international trains.[1]

At the south end of the railroad station complex stands "Thor's Tower" (Torstårnet), the tallest sculpture in the Nordic countries. The railway station itself has three distinctive arches, which have become a symbol of the municipality, and have given rise to the moniker "The City of Arches" (Danish: Buernes By, which in a play on words sounds remarkably similar to the phrase Byernes By or "The City of Cities").

Høje Taastrup Station in 1994

See also

References

  1. "Høje Taastrup Station". DSB. Retrieved January 8, 2023.

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