This place is not bad for a small town train station. It has a bookstore with English magazines and…read moregood coffee and buns. I just dont like the set-up; how you must go downstairs and then upstairs again and again. It is really hard on the knees with bags and those elevators are SLOW so if you are in a hurry the steps are the only choice. If you are picking up somebody the parking is free for one hour so that is a plus.

A couple of things about the train station. Parking is uncovered and is gravel. The station has a…read moresmall counter, but several machines. They do have an ATM machine and their ticket machines do take credit cards with chips. You will have to go underground then up again for Tracks 3-9. This feels and looks like a safe train station at night. Unlike Wurzburg Hbf, I'm not scared of my life after dark. Not much for services here, but they just opened a new store at the station. Taxis are always there and its "walking" distace from Asker Manor.

Don't try to ask the staff any questions, because some of them can be so utterly rude, it left me…read morespeechless. Being in town for a visit I'm not too familiar with this system. So I entered a bus and needed to validate my ticket. Usually there is a stamp box in the front yard the driver, but I didn't see any. So I asked where could I stamp my ticket and she sna poo so at me in German of course, that if I opened my eyes I could surely find it and to move out of her way or she can't drive and nobody is going anywhere.... Wtf was that? So unnecessary. Of course she accelerated so nicely I was thrown into the back of the car and into other passengers. So that's where the box was, thank you for your assistance.