Busiest Train Stations in Europe
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Europe's busiest stations handle hundreds of thousands of daily passengers, serving as gateways for international high-speed, domestic intercity, and dense suburban commuter rail networks.
| # | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gare du Nord | 700K daily passengers |
| 2 | London Waterloo | 660K daily passengers |
| 3 | Hamburg Hbf | 550K daily passengers |
| 4 | Gare Saint-Lazare | 450K daily passengers |
| 5 | London Victoria | 430K daily passengers |
| 6 | Zurich HB | 400K daily passengers |
| 7 | Gare de Lyon | 390K daily passengers |
| 8 | Frankfurt (Main) Hbf | 380K daily passengers |
| 9 | Munchen Hbf | 350K daily passengers |
| 10 | Roma Termini | 330K daily passengers |
Methodology
Ranked by estimated daily passenger throughput from European rail operator annual reports, national statistics, and industry publications.
Quick Facts
| Category | Station Rankings |
| Entries | 10 |
| Unit | passengers/day |