The entrance building was built in 1848 and 1849 to an 1847 design of the architect Gottfried Neureuther.
It consisted of a three-story central building with four windows and on both sides it had three-storey wings.
In 1859/60 the wings were extended.
In 1862 the station building was completely reconstructed in a Renaissance Revival style.
It was south of an additional building that was designed similar to the old central building and connected to it by a three-storey building.
In 1886 a symmetrical reception building was added.
The station building is now listed as a monument by the Bavarian government.
The entrance building was built in 1848 and 1849 to an 1847 design of the architect Gottfried Neureuther. It consisted of a three-story central building with four windows and on both sides it had three-storey wings. In 1859/60 the wings were extended. In 1862 the station building was completely reconstructed in a Renaissance Revival style. It was south of an additional building that was designed similar to the old central building and connected to it by a three-storey building. In 1886 a symmetrical reception building was added. The station building is now listed as a monument by the Bavarian government.
Lichtenfels station