Freilassing Train Station
Live Cam
Freilassing sits right on the German side of the border with Austria, and its station is the last stop before Salzburg on one of Bavaria's busiest cross border routes. This camera looks out over the platforms and running lines, where regional services, long distance trains and freight workings pass through in a steady rhythm all day and well into the night.
Why Freilassing? Border stations always have more variety than their size suggests. Freilassing handles local Bavarian services, trains running through to Salzburg and freight moving along the corridor, so the mix of liveries and formations changes constantly. For rail enthusiasts it is a rare chance to watch a working German junction in real time rather than through still photographs.
Freilassing Train Station highlights: As you enjoy the live view, be sure to look out for:
- Cross Border Services: Watch trains heading east towards Salzburg, just a few minutes further down the line across the Austrian frontier.
- Freight Movements: Loaded freight trains rumble through on the main lines, often at times when passenger traffic has quietened down.
- Platform Life: Passengers gathering, doors opening and departure routines play out in the small, everyday choreography of a busy regional station.
Beyond the Platforms: Freilassing is a compact Bavarian town in the Berchtesgadener Land district, with the Salzach river marking the border nearby. Salzburg lies immediately to the east, making the town a practical base for visitors who want Austrian city sightseeing with a quieter German base. The surrounding alpine foothills rise to the south.
This view is shared by the camera operator, who keeps the stream running around the clock so that rail enthusiasts and travellers anywhere in the world can watch a working Bavarian border station. Hosting a continuous live feed takes real commitment, and we are grateful for it.
Tune in to see what comes down the line next, whether it is a regional service bound for Salzburg or a long freight rolling quietly through in the small hours.

