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프랑크푸르트 중앙역
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24 rail lines
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Germany's busiest junction connecting ICE high-speed, IC, RE, and S-Bahn services across all major corridors. |
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Zurich HB
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22 rail lines
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Switzerland's largest station, a hub for SBB intercity, S-Bahn, and international services to Germany, Austria, and Italy. |
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Milano Centrale
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21 rail lines
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Northern Italy's main hub connecting Trenitalia Frecciarossa, Italo, and regional services with international routes. |
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Leipzig Hbf
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20 rail lines
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Major east German junction where ICE, IC, and regional lines from Berlin, Munich, Dresden, and Hamburg converge. |
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Hamburg Hbf
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19 rail lines
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Northern Germany's central hub connecting Scandinavia-bound services with domestic ICE and regional networks. |
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Paris Gare de Lyon
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18 rail lines
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Terminus for TGV Sud-Est, Lyria to Switzerland, and RER/Transilien services covering southeast France. |
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Wien Hauptbahnhof
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17 rail lines
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Austria's modern central station connecting Railjet, ICE, and regional lines with Nightjet international services. |
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Berlin Hauptbahnhof
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16 rail lines
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Germany's largest crossing station with north-south and east-west ICE lines on multiple levels. |
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Munchen Hbf
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16 rail lines
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Bavaria's central hub linking ICE services to all major German cities plus connections to Austria, Italy, and Switzerland. |
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암스테르담 중앙역
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15 rail lines
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The Netherlands' main rail hub with Thalys, Eurostar, ICE, Intercity, and Sprinter services plus metro connections. |