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Station, Haarlem
Station, Haarlem
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Haarlem Station

The railway line between Haarlem and Amsterdam was the first in Holland. Such a special line required a special station. Haarlem railway station was completed and 1839 and rebuilt from the ground up in 1906. It is beautifully decorated and there are many stories about it.

  • Haarlem station was built in 1839.
  • It’s the only railway station in Art Nouveau style.
  • Scenes for several movies were filmed at the station.
Address:
Stationsplein 11
2011LR Haarlem

Art Nouveau

Haarlem station is the only Dutch station built in Art Nouveau or Jugendstil style. The building is ornamented with tiling, stained glass, wood carvings and ornamental wrought iron. The original waiting rooms for the first, second and third classes are still on the platform. The third-class waiting room is now a cafeteria.

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The signal house

The original signal house is still located mid-platform. It was also called the ‘seinhuisburcht’ or signal house fortress and allowed the station master to keep all inbound and outbound trains in sight. If you happen to miss the train, stroll around the station to explore its many special features.

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Haarlem station is centrally located between Amsterdam and Zandvoort. It is no more than a 15 minute train ride to Amsterdam Central Station and a mere 10 minutes to the coast at Zandvoort.

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