Dravograd railway station () is a railway station in Dravograd, Slovenia. It is on the Drava Valley Railway (), a single-track, non-electrified regional line between Maribor and Klagenfurt, Austria, built in 1863.
The MariborâÂÂDravogradâÂÂKlagenfurtâÂÂVillach line was completed in 1863. Branches towards Celje and Wolfsberg were later added, making Dravograd an important railway junction and river port on the Drava.
The line towards Villach via the Holmec border crossing has not carried traffic since 1965. A branch from Dravograd to Velenje was closed in 1968. The only remaining passenger service is the MariborâÂÂPrevalje line.
Under the European Union's Recovery and Resilience Facility, an upgrade of the section from Sveti Danijel to Dravograd and the state border began in 2024, with completion expected by mid-2026. The EU is contributing â¬86.6 million towards the total investment of â¬113.9 million. The project aims to improve rail accessibility and increase the line's resilience to natural disasters, following damage in 2023.