Varberg railway station () is located in Varberg, Sweden, at the West Coast Line and the endpoint of the Viskadal Line. The station is located around from the traditional midpoint of the city. Regional and city buses stop nearby.
Fast trains and the regional express "ÃÂresundstÃÂ¥g" along the coast stop here. Regional trains also go towards BorÃÂ¥s and further north.
Railway traffic started in Varberg in 1880 when the VarbergâÂÂBorÃÂ¥s Line, now called Viskadal Line was opened. In 1886 the Middle Halland Railway between Varberg and Halmstad opened. In 1888 the GothenburgâÂÂHalland Järnväg between Gothenburg and Varberg opened. The two latter lines are now part of the West Coast Line.
A basically new high-speed railway has been built along the coast after 1980, for the part just north of Varberg finished in 1998. The part through and just south of Varberg was completed in 2025.
The old station building is from year 1880, but since 2025 no longer at the railway. In 2019 a tunnel began construction through Varberg, along with a new station at the northern end of the tunnel, close to the old station. This new station and the tunnel was opened for traffic in 2025.
In 2025, the International Union of Railways awarded the new Varberg station its annual award for "Station & Urban Design".