Bayr. Eisenstein/Zelezna Ruda

Taking the German Federal National Road 11 from Bavarian town Zwiesel in northern direction, you will reach the border town Bayrisch Eisenstein after 10 miles: a railway station building can be found there, located half on German and half on Czech territory...

	General view: situation of the railway building
	The German part of the building.
	The Czech part of the building: blue-white fence and board 'state boundary'.
	Inside the building: the rail next to the door marks the border.
	Inside the building: Border stone on the floor marks the border, and 'DB' is the abbreviation for 'Germany-Bavaria', while "CS" is the old abbreviation for Czechoslovaquia.
	Bavarian border office on the platform . White board saying: No trespassing - Customs and immigrations (this way)
	Inside the building: board on a rope saying "STAATSGRENZE - kein Durchgang - Eingang über das Hauptportal". (=meaning: "State Boundary - no entry - entrance via main door") (unfortunately the quality of this picture is not so good...)
m o r e	More photos of the border between Germany and the Czech Republic can be found: here (shortly...)

(30b) - Bayrisch Eisenstein (D) / Zelezná Ruda (CZ)