Berlin U-Bahn 2017

Metros in Germany: The Berlin U-Bahn (UPDATED 2017)

Berlin is the capital of Germany. It has a population of approximately four million people, making it the most populous city in the country. Berlin was divided into East and West by the Berlin Wall during the Cold War. The wall was later destroyed and the country was reunified. Berlin is famous for its street art, museums, historical sites, cafés and nightlife.

Berlin has two airports: the Tegel International Airport and Schönefeld. Most of the city's public transportation is owned by Berliner Verkhersbetriebe (BVG). This company owns ferries, buses, trams and the metro. There is also a train called the S-Bahn, but it is not directly managed by BVG. The metro service is called the U-Bahn.

History

The U-Bahn was officially inaugurated on February 15, 1902, with the opening of lines U1 and U2. The original stations for line U1 were Stralauer Tor and Zoologischer Garten. The year of inauguration for the rest of the lines were: 1913 for line U3, 1910 for line U4, 1930 for line U5, 2009 for line U55, 1923 for line U6, 1924 for line U7, 1927 for line U8, and 1961 for line U9.

Lines and stations

The Berlin U-Bahn has 173 stations in the following 10 lines: U1, U2, U3, U4, U5, U55, U6, U7, U8, and U9. The stations for each line are the following:

- U1: It has the following 13 stations: Warschauer Straße, Görlitzer Bahnhof, Schlesisches Tor, Hallesches Tor, Prinzenstraße, Gleisdreieck, Möckernbrücke, Nollendorfplatz, Kurfürstenstraße, Kurfürstendamm, Wittenbergplatz, Kottbusser Tor, Uhlandstraße

Download U-Bahn map, line U1.

- U2: It has the following 29 stations: Pankow, Schönhauser Allee, Vinetastraße, Senefelderplatz, Eberswalder Straße, Alexanderplatz, Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Märkisches Museum, Klosterstraße, Hausvogteiplatz, Spittelmarkt, Mohrenstraße, Stadtmitte, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Park, Potsdamer Platz, Bülowstraße, Gleisdreieck, Wittenbergplatz, Nollendorfplatz, Ernst-Reuter-Platz, Zoologischer Garten, Bismarckstraße, Deutsche Oper, Kaiserdamm, Sophie-Charlotte-Platz, Neu-Westend, Theodor-Heuss-Platz, Olympia-Stadion, Ruhleben

Download U-Bahn map, line U2.

- U3: It has the following 15 stations: Nollendorfplatz, Augsburger Straße, Wittenbergplatz, Hohenzollernplatz, Spichernstraße , Heidelberger Platz, Fehrbelliner Platz, Breitenbachplatz, Rüdesheimer Platz, Dahlem-Dorf, Podbielskiallee, Oskar-Helene-Heim, Freie Universität (Thielplatz), Onkel Toms Hütte, Krumme Lanke

Download metro map of Berlin, U3 line

- U4: It has the following five stations: Nollendorfplatz, Bayerischer Platz, Viktoria-Luise-Platz, Rathaus Schöneberg, Innsbrücker Platz

Download map of Berlin subway, line U4.

- U5: It has the following 20 stations: Hönow, Hellersdorf, Louis-Levin-Straße, Kienberg (Gärten der Welt), Cottbusser Platz, Wuhletal, Kaulsdorf-Nord, Biesdorf-Süd, Elsterwerdaer Platz, Friedrichsfelde, Tierpark, Magdalenstraße, Lichtenberg, Samariterstraße, Frankfurter Allee, Weberwiese, Frankfurter Tor, Schillingstraße, Strausberger Platz, Alexanderplatz

Download map of U-Bahn U5 line.

- U55: This line has the following three stations: Berlin Hauptbahnhof, Brandenburger Tor, Bundestag

Download U55 Line Map, U-Bahn.

- U6: This line has the following 29 stations: Alt-Tegel, Holzhauser Straße, Borsigwerke, Scharnweberstraße, Otisstraße, Afrikanische Straße, Kurt-Schumacher-Platz, Seestraße, Rehberge, Wedding, Leopoldplatz, Schwartzkopffstraße, Reinickendorfer Straße, Oranienburger Tor, Naturkundemuseum, Unter den Linden, Friedrichstraße, Stadmitte, Französische Straße, Hallesches Tor, Kochstraße, Platz der Luftbrücke, Mehringdamm, Tempelhof, Paradestraße, Ullsteinstraße, Kaiserin-Augusta-Straße, Alt-Tempelhof, Alt-Mariendorf

Download U-Bahn Line 6 Map.

- U7: This line has the following 40 stations: Rathaus Spandau, Altstadt Spandau, Zuickauer Damm, Haselhorst, Zitadelle, Rohrdamm, Paulsternstraße, Halemweg, Siemensdamm, Jungfernheide, Jakob-Kaiser-Platz, Richard-Wagner-Platz, Mierendorffplatz, Wilmersdorfer Straße, Bismarckstraße, Konstanzer Straße, Adenauerplatz, Blissestraße, Fehrbelliner Platz, Bayerischer Platz, Berliner Straße, Kleistpark, Eisenacher Straße, Möckernbrücke, Yorckstraße, Gneisenaustraße, Mehringdamm, Hermannplatz, Südstern, Karl-Marx-Straße, Rathaus Neukölln, Grenzallee, Neukölln, Parchimer Allee, Blaschkoallee, Johannisthaler Chaussee, Britz-Süd, Wutzkyallee, Lipschitzallee, Rudow

Download U-Bahn map, Line 7.

- U8: This line has the following 24 stations: Wittenau, Karl-Bonhoeffer-Nervenklinik., Rathaus Reinickendorf, Paracelsus-Bad, Lindauer Allee, Franz-Neumann-Platz, Residenzstraße, Pankstraße, Osloer Straße, Voltastraße, Gesundbrunnen, Rosenthaler Platz, Bernauer Straße, Alexanderplatz, Weinmeisterstraße, Heinrich-Heine-Straße, Jannouwitzbrücke, Kottbusser, Moritzplatz, Hermannplatz, Schönleinstraße, Leinestraße, Boddinstraße, Hermannstraße

Download U-Bahn map, line 8.

- U9: This line has the following 18 stations: Osloer Straße, Leopoldplatz, Nauener Platz, Westhafen, Amrumer Straße, Turmstraße, Birkenstraße, Zoologischer Garten, Hansaplatz, Spichernstraße, Kurfürstendamm, Berliner Straße, Güntzelstraße, Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz, Bundesplatz, Schloßstraße, Walther-Schreiber-Platz, Rathaus Steglitz

Download U-Bahn map, line 9.

Connections

The Berlin U-Bahn makes connections with the rest of the means of transportation owned by Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe. This includes buses, express buses, trams, metro trams, the S-Bahn train, and ferries. The metro also makes connections with the Deutsche Bahn train service. The stations where connections are available are the following:

Line U1

• Kottbusser Tor: It offers transfers to the U8 line.
• Warschauer Straße: It offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.
• Nollendorfplatz: It offers transfers to the U2, U3, and U4 lines.
• Hallesches Tor: It offers transfers to the U6 line.
• Gleisdreieck: It offers transfers to the U2 line.
• Möckernbrücke: It offers transfers to the U7 line.
• Kurfürstendamm: It offers transfers to the U9 line.
• Wittenbergplatz: It offers transfers to the U2 and U3 lines.

Line U2

• Schönhauser Allee: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S41, S42, S8, S85, and S9.
• Pankow: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S2, S8, and S9.
• Stadtmitte: Offers transfers to the U6 line.
• Potsdamer Platz: Offers transfers to the Deutsche Bahn and the S-Bahn in lines S1, S2, and S25.
• Bismarckstraße: Offers transfers to the U7 line.
• Zoologischer Garten: Offers transfers to the U9 line, the Deutsche Bahn, and the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.
• Kaiserdamm: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S41, S42, and S46.

Line U3

• Fehrbelliner Platz: Offers transfers to the U7 line.
• Spichernstraße: Offers transfers to the U9 line.
• Heidelberger Platz: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S41 and S42.

Line U4

• Innsbrücker Platz: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S41, S42, S45, and S46.
• Bayerischer Platz: Offers transfers to the U7 line.

Line U5

• Jungfernheide: Offers transfers to the U7 line, the Deutsche Bahn, and the S-Bahn in lines S41 and S42.
• Westhafen Canal: Offers transfers to the U7 line.
• Turmstraße: Offers transfers to the U9 line.
• Under den Linden: Offers transfers to the U6 line.
• Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Offers transfers to the U55 line, the Deutsche Bahn, and the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.

Line U55

• Brandenburger Tor: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in lines S1, S2, and S25.
• Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.

Image via Michael Day

Line U6

• Alt-Tegel: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in line S25.
• Wedding: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in line S41 and S42.
• Leopoldplatz: Offers connections to the U9 line.
• Friedrichstraße: Offers connections to the Deutsche Bahn and to the S-Bahn in lines S1, S2, S25, S5, and S7.
• Mehringdamm: Offers connections to the U7 line.
• Tempelhof: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in lines S41, S42, S45, and S46.

Line U7

• Jungfernheide: Offers connections to the Deutsche Bahn and to the S-Bahn in lines S41, and S42.
• Rathaus Spandau: Offers connections to the Deutsche Bahn and to the S-Bahn in line S5.
• Berliner Straße: Offers connections to the U9 line.
• Yorckstraße: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in lines S1, S2, and S25.
• Wilmersdorfer Straße: Offers connections to the Deutsche Bahn and to the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.
• Neukölln: Offers connections to the S-Bahn in lines S41, S42, S45, S46, and S47.

Line U8

• Wittenau: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in the S1 and S85 lines.
• Karl-Bonhoeffer-Nervenklinik: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in the S25 line.
• Osloer Straße: Offers transfers to the U9 line.
• Gesundbrunnen: Offers transfers to the Deutsche Bahn and the S-Bahn in lines S1, S2, S25, and S4X.
• Alexanderplatz: Offers transfers to the U2 and U5 lines, the Deutsche Bahn, and the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.
• Hermannstraße: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S45, S46, S47, and S4X.
• Kottbusser Tor: Offers transfers to the U1 line.
• Jannouwitzbrücke: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.
• Hermannplatz: Offers transfers to the U7 line.

Line U9

• Zoologischer Garten: Offers transfers to the U2 line, the Deutsche Bahn, and to the S-Bahn in lines S5, S7, and S75.
• Westhafen: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S41 and S42.
• Rathaus Steglitz: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in the S1 line.
• Bundesplatz: Offers transfers to the S-Bahn in lines S41, S42, S45, and S46.

Connection to the airport

To go from the airports to a metro station, follow these instructions:

1) Tegel International Airport: There are no trains going to this airport. There are two stations close to the airport, which are Kurt-Schumacher Platz station from line U6 and Jakob-Kaiser Platz station from line U7. You will have to board a bus to find the nearest metro stations. To go from this airport to Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board bus 128 for 10 minutes. Similarly, to go from this airport to Jakob-Kaiser Platz station, board bus 109 or X9 for five minutes.

2) Schönefeld: The only station close to this airport is an S-Bahn station. The closest metro station to the airport is S+U Berlin Hauptbahnhof station. You will need to use the S-Bahn for 42 minutes to find this station. From this airport's terminal, walk 420 meters to S-Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld Bhf. Next, board the S-Bahn in line RB14 towards Nauen, Bahnhof, for 32 minutes. Finally, get off at S+U Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The price for this ride is €3.40 if you buy the Regeltarif ticket, or €2.50 if you buy the Ermäßigungstarif ticket.

Schedule, calendar, and timetables

Most lines are open for 24 hours during the weekend. The only lines that do not work 24 hours during the weekend are lines U4 and U5.

The opening and closing times for each station during weekdays are the following: *** read below

Prices, tickets, and cards

Tickets and cards are available.

Tickets

They are divided into: Single Tickets, Weekly Tickets and Day Tickets.

1) Single Tickets: They are divided into: AB (€2.80,) BC (€3.10,) ABC (€3.40,) AB Reduced (€1.70,) BC Reduced (€2.20,) ABC Reduced (€2.50,) 4-Trip AB (€9,) 4-Trip AB Reduced (€5.60,) 4-Trip BC (€12,) 4-Trip BC Reduced (€8.40,) 4-Trip ABC (€13.20,) and 4-Trip ABC Reduced (€9.60.)

2) Weekly Tickets: They are divided into: AB (€30,) BC (€31.40,) and ABC (€37.50.)

3) Day Tickets: They are divided into: AB (€7,) BC (€7.40,) ABC (€7.70,) AB Reduced (€4.70,) BC Reduced (€5.10,) ABC Reduced (€5.30,) Small Group AB (€19.90,) Small Group BC (€20.60,) and Small Group ABC (€20.80.)

Cards

The metro's card is called the Berlin Welcome Card. The card’s prices are the following: 48 Hours AB (€19.90,) 48 Hours ABC (€21.90,) 72 Hours AB (€27.90,) 72 Hours ABC (€29.90,) 4-Days AB (€32.50,) 4 Days ABC (€35.50,) 5 Days AB (€36.50,) 5 Days ABC (€41,) 6 Days AB (€42,) and 6 Days ABC (€46.)

Tips in Berlin Metro

• 1) Get a map of the metro's route or download it. You could also use the map from BVG's app, which is called "Fahr Info."
• 2) Buying a ticket can be confusing since there are tickets for different zones and for different times. If you want to avoid any confusion and save time, buy a monthly pass or any ticket that lasts over a day.
• 3) Vending machines only accept debit cards from German banks. You cannot pay for a ticket with your credit card. Therefore, you will need to use cash at vending machines. You can pay with any coin above €0.10, or you could use bills of the amounts €20, €10, or €5. However, some vending machines do not accept bills. Also, vending machines only give change in coins. Therefore, use bills of small amounts to avoid having to carry too many coins.
• 4) If you transfer from the metro to a bus, you only need to show your ticket to the driver to board the bus. You do not need to stamp it.
• 5) You need to stamp your ticket before boarding the metro, even though nobody will ask you to see your ticket while you board. You can stamp your ticket at stamping machines close to the vending machines at the stations. If you have a ticket but it is not stamped, or if you did not bring a ticket with you, you will be fined for €60.
• 6) You can transfer to the Nachtbus (night bus) between 1:00 am and 5:00 am from Monday to Friday.
• 7) People on the metro do not speak much. If you speak a lot, people may get disturbed.
• 8) Do not put your feet on the metro's seats, since it is considered impolite. Also, do not put your bag on a seat, since it may annoy a passenger that may want to sit there.
• 9) It is normal that people stay too close to each other in the metro. You may feel uncomfortable, but people in Berlin are used to being too close to each other in crowded trains.
• 10) Do not feel offended if passengers do not apologize if they push you while trying to get out of the train, since this behavior is common.

Image via Ingolf

Rules in Berlin Metro

- Cameras and film:

You require permission to take pictures and film at stations or inside the metro. If you work for a newspaper or in a project that requires pictures and videos, you need to contact BVG's offices one week prior. In some cases, you may require to contact them months in advance. You need to provide the following information to be able to take pictures and videos:

• a) Describe the project.
• b) Proof from your school that the project is required by the class.
• c) Phone number and email.
• d) Length of time that you will be filming and taking pictures.
• e) Places where you will take the pictures and film.
• f) Describe the pictures and scenes needed as they appear in your script.
• g) The number of participants in the project.

The licenses are given in German. If your project is big and complex, you will need a German translator. Licenses also require a fee. Additionally, you need insurance that covers public liability.

The offices where you need to ask for permission are located in the following address: Press Office, Vorstandsstab Medien (V-M,) Holzmarktstraße 15-17, 10179, Berlin. You can contact those at (030) 25627901. If you need a press license, contact them at pressestelle@BVG.de. However, if you need a license for pictures and film, contact them at filmundfoto@BVG.de.

- Lost and found:

Their offices are located at Potsdamer Straße 180/182, 10783 Berlin-Schöneberg, Lost Property Office. You can call them at (030)19449. Their office hours are: Monday to Thursday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and Fridays, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. These offices are closed to the public on weekends and holidays.

The metro staff keeps your lost items for up to one month and two weeks. You will need to pay a fee to recover your item. Depending on what you lost, you would need to pay €1, €2.50, or €7.

Prohibited behaviors:

The following behaviors are not allowed:

• a) Walking on the railways.
• b) Smoking in the metro or at the stations.
• c) Forcing the doors open.
• d) Blocking the doors or the emergency exits.
• e) Using the emergency equipment outside of an emergency.
• f) Disobeying the metro staff.
• g) Throwing your trash outside the trash bins.
• h) Speaking loudly.

- Customer service:

The customer service staff can speak in English and in German. The metro staff can help you with any questions. They wear uniforms, so you will be able to easily recognize them. You can call the customer service personnel at (030)25414141.

- Free:

You can bring your baggage and a stroller for free. If you bring a bicycle, you will need to pay an extra fare. Children under six years old do not have to pay. Furthermore, children under 15 years old can receive discounts for their rides.

- Using tickets:

Sometimes, you need to validate your ticket before entering the metro, while other times you could do it inside the metro. Bus drivers offer tickets. However, metro drivers do not sell tickets. Therefore, you need to purchase your ticket before boarding the metro.

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- Passengers:

• a) People with strollers and people on wheelchairs should board the metro first.
• b) Before entering the metro, let all the passengers exit the metro beforehand.
• c) Give your seat to people with disabilities, pregnant women, or senior citizens if you are asked to.

- Bicycles:

You can only bring a bicycle if there is space available. You may need to give your space to people on wheelchairs or people carrying a stroller. You need to pay a €1.90 fare to bring a bicycle.

- Animals:

You need to pay a €1.70 fare to bring dogs to the metro. The dogs need on a leash and wear muzzles. However, if the dog is small in size and is brought inside a cage, you can bring them for free.

Fun Facts

• 1) The metro is ridden by over 1.3 million people each day.
• 2) The metro uses 750 volts of electricity, which come from a third rail.
• 3) The gauge size of the railway is of 1.4 meters.
• 4) The closest beach in Berlin is located at Wansee Lake. To go there via the metro, go to Nikolassee station in line U1.
• 5) You can get beautiful panoramic views of Potsdamer Platz if you travel from Gleisdreieck station in either line U1 or U2.
• 6) Some fonts were made specifically for the metro. These fonts are called Transit and U8. The Transit font was made in 1991 by Henning Krause, Erik Spiekermann, and Lucas de Groot. Meanwhile, the U8 font was made in 1923 by Alfred Grenander.
• 7) The train models for the U-Bahn are the German-Austrian family models. These trains are similar to those in the metro of Vienna, Munich, and Nuremberg.
• 8) There were around 14 stations that were closed to the public when the Berlin Wall was built. However, all those stations opened once again in 1989. Some trains of the metro connected West Berlin and East Berlin during the times of the Berlin Wall. These trains were from Heinrich-Heine-Straße station, Bernauer Straße station, Schwartzkopffstraße station, and Stadtmitte station.
• 9) There are guided tours for the metro offered by BVG. You can walk on the railway on some of these tours, during times where the metro is closed. There are other tours where you board the metro. These last tours last over an hour, and they cover over 30 kilometers of railway.
• 10) During the early 1900s, over 60 of the stations were designed by Alfred Grenander. Those stations have a modernist style of architecture, such as the Wittenbergplatz station. The architecture looks luxurious in some stations because they were funded by the upper class people of Wilmersdorf. The stations built between the 1960s and the 1990s were made by Rainer G. Rümmler. The stations made by him are either postmodernist or minimalist. One of the station made by Rümmler is Rathaus Spandau.
• 11) There is a museum in Olympia-Stadion with displays related to the metro. There are guided tours in here. Displays include discarded trains, old vending machines, and signals. It costs €2 to enter. This museum's hours are from 10:30 am to 4:00 pm on Saturdays of the second week of the month.
• 12) Another museum displaying exhibits from the metro is located at the German Museum of Technology at the Historical Train Depot. This museum shows discarded trains from the U-Bahn. This museum is free. These exhibits are available only once per year on September, from 10:00 am until 5:30 pm.
• 13) Pre-recorded voices at the metro only speak in German. Common spoken lines are "Zug nach," "Zurückbleiben, bitte," and "Einsteigen, bitte," which mean "Train to," "Stand back, please," and "Board the metro, please" respectively.
• 14) When the doors of the metro are about to close, an alarm plays with sounds similar to the alarm of the Paris Metro.
• 15) Some scenes for many movies were filmed in the Metro. Those movies are: Resident Evil, Berlin Calling, Wings of Desire, Equilibrium, The Bourne Supremacy, Christiane F, Run Lola Run, and Flightplan.
• 16) You can use the same tickets in all of the public transportation in Berlin. Therefore, you do not need to buy a different ticket to board the metro.

Future expansions

A new line may be considered in the future. There are plans to expand the current lines. The planned expansions are the following:

1) U1: This line will be expanded to go to the regions of Frankfurter Tor, Berlin Ostkreuz, Adenauerplatz, Greifswalder Straße, Theodor-Heuss-Platz, Falkenberg, Karow-Ost, Weißensee, and Potsdamer Platz. To achieve this, the stations of Wittenbergplatz and Uhlandstraße will be upgraded and extended. All of the trains on this line will be replaced with driverless trains.

2) U2: This line is planned to be extended to offer rides to Rosenthaler Weg by 2030. Additionally, it will go to the regions of Ossietzkyplatz, Rathaus Spandau, and Stadtrandstraße. To achieve this, five new stations will be built. This extension will begin from the current station of Ruhleben.

3) U3: This line will have 690 meters of extra railway to go to Mexikoplatz.

4) U5: The U55 line will be incorporated to line U5 by 2020, with the construction of another central station. The U5 line will offer rides to Berliner Rathaus and Pariser Platz.

5) U7: This line will offer rides to the region of Staaken by 2050.

6) U8: This line will add one kilometer of railway to go to the region of Märkisches Viertel from Wittenau.

7) U10: This is a new line, which may begin construction in 2030. It will offer rides between the regions of Drakestraße and Falkenberg.

Nearby attractions

The Kurt-Schumacher Platz station will be used as a reference point. To go from this station to Berlin's touristic attractions via the metro, follow these instructions:

1) Museuminsel: The trip lasts 27 minutes. The price for the whole trip is €2.80 if you use a Regeltarif ticket, and €1.70 if you use the Ermäßigungstarif ticket. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 13 minutes. After 9 stops, get off at S+U Friedrichstraße Bhf. Next, find the tram and board it on line 12 towards Mitte, Am Kupfergraben for three minutes. After one stop, get off at Am Kupfergraben station. Finally, walk 390 meters to Museuminsel.

2) Charlottenburg Palace: The whole trip lasts 21 minutes. The price for the metro's ticket for the ride is the same as the previous touristic attraction. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the X21 bus towards Jakob-Kaiser Platz for 8 minutes. Then, get off at Jakob-Kaiser Platz. Transfer to a train in the U7 line towards Rudow for four minutes. After two stops, get off at Richard-Wagner-Platz. Finally, walk 350 meters to Bezirksamt Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf.

3) Brandenburg Gate: The whole trip lasts 24 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 13 minutes. After 9 stops, get off at S+U Friedrichstraße Bhf. Then, board the S-Bahn in line S2 towards S Lichtenrade for 7 minutes. Finally, walk for 310 meters to Brandenburger Tor.

4) Renovated Reichstag: The whole trip lasts 29 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 14 minutes. After 10 stops, get off at Französische Straße. Then, walk 250 meters to Unter den Linden/Friedrichstraße station. Next, board bus 100 towards S+U Zoologischer Garten for five minutes. After one stop, get off at Reichstag/Bundestag. Finally, walk 220 meters to Platz der Republik 1, 11011.

5) Berlin Wall Memorial: The whole trip lasts 18 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 10 minutes. After 7 stops, get off at Naturkundemuseum. Then, walk 100 meters to Naturkundemuseum Invalidenstraße. Board the tram in line M10 towards S+U Warschauer Straße for four minutes. After one stop, get off at Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer. Finally, walk 70 meters to Bernauer Straße 111, 13355.

6) Berlin Cathedral Church: The whole trip lasts 23 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 14 minutes. After 10 stops, get off at Französische Straße. Then, walk 250 meters to Unter den Linden/Friedrichstraße. Board bus 100 towards S+U Alexanderplatz for three minutes. After one stop, get off at Lustgarten. Finally, walk 50 meters to Am Lustgarten, 10178.

7) Unter den Linden: The whole trip lasts 23 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 14 minutes. Then, get off at Französische Straße. Finally, walk 580 meters to Staatsoper Unter den Linden.

8) The Gendarmenmarkt: The whole trip lasts 20 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 14 minutes. After 10 stops, get off at Französische Straße. Finally, walk 390 meters to Gendarmenmarkt.

9) Zoologischer Garten Berlin: The whole trip lasts 22 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz station, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for six minutes. After three stops, get off at Leopoldplatz. Then, board the metro in line U9 towards S+U Rathaus Steglitz for 9 minutes. After five stops, get off at S+U Zoologischer Garten Bhf. Finally, walk 300 meters to Berlin, Zoologischer Garten.

10) Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtniskirche: The whole trip lasts 40 minutes. From Kurt-Schumacher Platz, board the metro in line U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf for 14 minutes. After 10 stops, get off at Französische Straße. Then, walk 250 meters to Unter den Linden/Friedrichstraße. Board bus 200 towards S+U Zoologischer Garten via Potsdamer Platz for 18 minutes. After 9 stops, get off at Breitscheidplatz.

- U1:
• 1) Warschauer Straße: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 2) Görlitzer Bahnhof: Opens at 12:11 am, and closes at 12:01 am.
• 3) Schlesisches Tor: Opens at 12:09 am, and closes at 11:59 pm.
• 4) Prinzenstraße: Opens at 12:14 am, and closes at 12:04 am.
• 5) Kottbusser Tor: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 6) Möckernbrücke: Opens at 12:18 am, and closes at 12:08 am.
• 7) Hallesches Tor: Opens at 12:16 am, and closes at 12:06 am.
• 8) Kurfürstenstraße: Opens at 12:21 am, and closes at 12:11 am.
• 9) Gleisdreieck: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 10) Nollendorfplatz: Opens at 12:23 am, and closes at 12:13 am.
• 11) Kurfürstendamm: Opens at 12:27 am, and closes at 12:17 am.
• 12) Wittenbergplatz: Opens at 12:25 am, and closes at 12:15 am.
• 13) Uhlandstraße: Opens at 12:28 am, and closes at 12:18 am.

- U2:
• 1) Vinetastraße: Opens at 12:06 am, and closes at 11:56 pm.
• 2) Pankow: Opens at 12:04 am, and closes at 11:54 pm.
• 3) Eberswalder Straße: Opens at 12:10 am, and closes at 12:00 am.
• 4) Schönhauser Allee: Opens at 12:08 am, and closes at 11:58 pm.
• 5) Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz: Opens at 12:13 am, and closes at 12:03 am.
• 6) Senefelderplatz: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 7) Klosterstraße: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 8) Alexanderplatz: Opens at 12:15 am, and closes at 12:05 am.
• 9) Spittelmarkt: Opens at 12:00 am, and closes at 12:10 am.
• 10) Märkisches Museum: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 11) Stadtmitte: Opens at 12:04 am, and closes at 11:54 pm.
• 12) Hausvogteiplatz: Opens at 12:02 am, and closes at 11:52 pm.
• 13) Potsdamer Platz: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 14) Mohrenstraße: Opens at 12:05 am, and closes at 11:55 pm.
• 15) Gleisdreieck: Opens at 12:10 am, and closes at 12:00 am.
• 16) Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Park: Opens at 12:08 am, and closes at 11:58 pm.
• 17) Nollendorfplatz: Opens at 12:13 am, and closes at 12:03 am.
• 18) Bülowstraße: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 19) Zoologischer Garten Bhf: Opens at 12:18 am, and closes at 12:08 am.
• 20) Wittenbergplatz: Opens at 12:15 am, and closes at 12:05 am.
• 21) Deutsche Oper: Opens at 12:21 am, and closes at 12:11 am.
• 22) Ernst-Reuter-Platz: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 23) Sophie-Charlotte-Platz: Opens at 12:24 am, and closes at 12:14 am.
• 24) Bismarckstraße: Opens at 12:22 am, and closes at 12:12 am.
• 25) Theodor-Heuss-Platz: Opens at 12:27 am, and closes at 12:17 am.
• 26) Kaiserdamm: Opens at 12:25 am, and closes at 12:15 am.
• 27) Neu-Westend: Opens at 12:29 am, and closes at 12:19 am.
• 28) Ruhleben: Opens at 12:32 am, and closes at 12:22 am.
• 29) Olympia-Stadion: Opens at 12:30 am, and closes at 12:20 am.

- U3:
• 1) Wittenbergplatz: Opens at 12:08 am, and closes at 11:58 pm.
• 2) Nollendorfplatz: Opens at 12:06 am, and closes at 11:56 pm.
• 3) Spichernstraße: Opens at 12:11 am, and closes at 12:01 am.
• 4) Augsburger Straße: Opens at 12:10 am, and closes at 12:00 am.
• 5) Fehrbelliner Platz: Opens at 12:14 am, and closes at 12:04 am.
• 6) Hohenzollernplatz: Opens at 12:13 am, and closes at 12:03 am.
• 7) Rüdesheimer Platz: Opens at 12:18 am, and closes at 12:08 am.
• 8) Heidelberger Platz: Opens at 12:16 am, and closes at 12:06 am.
• 9) Podbielskiallee: Opens at 12:21 am, and closes at 12:11 am.
• 10) Breitenbachplatz: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 11) Dahlem-Dorf: Opens at 12:22 am, and closes at 12:12 am.
• 12) Oskar-Helene-Heim: Opens at 12:26 am, and closes at 12:16 am.
• 13) Freie Universität: Opens at 12:24 am, and closes at 12:14 am.
• 14) Krumme Lanke: Opens at 12:30 am, and closes at 12:20 am.
• 15) Onkel Toms Hütte: Opens at 12:28 am, and closes at 12:18 am.

- U4:
• 1) Viktoria-Luise-Platz: Opens at 12:09 am, and closes at 11:59 pm.
• 2) Nollendorfplatz: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 3) Rathaus Schöneberg: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 4) Innsbrücker Platz: Opens at 12:13 am, and closes at 12:03 am.
• 5) Bayerischer Platz: Opens at 12:10 am, and closes at 12:00 am.
• 6) Kienberg: Opens at 12:16 am, and closes at 12:06 am.
• 7) Elsterwerdaer Platz: Opens at 12:22 am, and closes at 12:12 am.
• 8) Wuhletal: Opens at 12:20 am, and closes at 12:10 am.
• 9) Tierpark: Opens at 12:26 am, and closes at 12:16 am.
• 10) Biesdorf-Süd: Opens at 12:24 am, and closes at 12:14 am.
• 11) Lichtenberg: Opens at 12:30 am, and closes at 12:20 am.
• 12) Friedrichsfelde: Opens at 12:28 am, and closes at 12:18 am.
• 13) Frankfurter Allee: Opens at 12:33 am, and closes at 12:23 am.
• 14) Magdalenstraße: Opens at 12:32 am, and closes at 12:22 am.
• 15) Frankfurter Tor: Opens at 12:36 am, and closes at 12:26 am.
• 16) Samariterstraße: Opens at 12:35 am, and closes at 12:25 am.
• 17) Strausberger Platz: Opens at 12:39 am, and closes at 12:29 am.
• 18) Weberwiese: Opens at 12:37 am, and closes at 12:27 am.
• 19) Alexanderplatz: Opens at 12:42 am, and closes at 12:32 am.
• 20) Schillingstraße: Opens at 12:40 am, and closes at 12:30 am.

- U55:
• 1) Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Opens at 12:02 am, and closes at 11:52 pm.
• 2) Bundestag: Opens at 12:01 am, and closes at 11:51 pm.
• 3) Brandenburger Tor: Opens at 12:00 am, and closes at 11:50 pm.

- U6:
• 1) Borsigwerke: Opens at 12:05 am, and closes at 11:55 pm.
• 2) Alt-Tegel: Opens at 12:03 am, and closes at 11:53 pm.
• 3) Otisstraße: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 4) Holzhauser Straße: Opens at 12:06 am, and closes at 11:56 pm.
• 5) Kurt-Schumacher-Platz: Opens at 12:10 am, and closes at 12:00 am.
• 6) Scharnweberstraße: Opens at 12:09 am, and closes at 11:59 pm.
• 7) Rehberge: Opens at 12:13 am, and closes at 12:03 am.
• 8) Afrikanische Straße: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 9) Leopoldplatz: Opens at 12:16 am, and closes at 12:06 am.
• 10) Seestraße: Opens at 12:15 am, and closes at 12:05 am.
• 11) Reinickendorfer Straße: Opens at 12:18 am, and closes at 12:08 am.
• 12) Wedding: Opens at 12:17 am, and closes at 12:07 am.
• 13) Schwartzkopffstraße: Opens at 12:20 am, and closes at 12:10 am.
• 14) Oranienburger Tor: Opens at 12:22 am, and closes at 12:12 am.
• 15) Naturkundemuseum: Opens at 12:21 am, and closes at 12:11 am.
• 16) Französische Straße: Opens at 12:25 am, and closes at 12:15 am.
• 17) Friedrichstraße Bhf: Opens at 12:24 am, and closes at 12:14 am.
• 18) Kochstraße: Opens at 12:27 am, and closes at 12:17 am.
• 19) Hallesches Tor: Opens at 12:29 am, and closes at 12:19 am.
• 20) Stadtmitte: Opens at 12:26 am, and closes at 12:16 am.
• 21) Platz der Luftbrücke: Opens at 12:33 am, and closes at 12:23 am.
• 22) Mehringdamm: Opens at 12:31 am, and closes at 12:21 am.
• 23) Paradestraße: Opens at 12:34 am, and closes at 12:24 am.
• 24) Alt-Tempelhof: Opens at 12:37 am, and closes at 12:27 am.
• 25) Tempelhof: Opens at 12:36 am, and closes at 12:26 am.
• 26) Ullsteinstraße: Opens at 12:39 am, and closes at 12:29 am.
• 27) Kaiserin-Augusta-Straße: Opens at 12:38 am, and closes at 12:28 am.
• 28) Alt-Mariendorf: Opens at 12:42 am, and closes at 12:32 am.
• 29) Westphalweg: Opens at 12:41 am, and closes at 12:31 am.

- U7:
• 1) Altstadt Spandau: Opens at 12:06 am, and closes at 11:56 pm.
• 2) Rathaus Spandau: Opens at 12:05 am, and closes at 11:55 pm.
• 3) Haselhorst: Opens at 12:09 am, and closes at 11:59 pm.
• 4) Zitadelle: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 5) Rohrdamm: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 6) Paulsternstraße: Opens at 12:11 am, and closes at 12:01 am.
• 7) Halemweg: Opens at 12:15 am, and closes at 12:05 am.
• 8) Siemensdamm: Opens at 12:14 am, and closes at 12:04 am.
• 9) Jungfernheide: Opens at 12:18 am, and closes at 12:08 am.
• 10) Jakob-Kaiser-Platz: Opens at 12:16 am, and closes at 12:06 am.
• 11) Richard-Wagner-Platz: Opens at 12:21 am, and closes at 12:11 am.
• 12) Mierendorffplatz: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 13) Wilmersdorfer Straße: Opens at 12:25 am, and closes at 12:15 am.
• 14) Bismarckstraße: Opens at 12:24 am, and closes at 12:14 am.
• 15) Konstanzer Straße: Opens at 12:27 am, and closes at 12:17 am.
• 16) Adenauerplatz: Opens at 12:26 am, and closes at 12:16 am.
• 17) Blissestraße: Opens at 12:30 am, and closes at 12:20 am.
• 18) Fehrbelliner Platz: Opens at 12:29 am, and closes at 12:19 am.
• 19) Bargerischer Platz: Opens at 12:33 am, and closes at 12:23 am.
• 20) Berliner Straße: Opens at 12:31 am, and closes at 12:21 am.
• 21) Eisenacher Straße: Opens at 12:34 am, and closes at 12:24 am.
• 22) Yorckstraße: Opens at 12:37 am, and closes at 12:27 am.
• 23) Kleistpark: Opens at 12:35 am, and closes at 12:25 am.
• 24) Mehringdamm: Opens at 12:40 am, and closes at 12:30 am.
• 25) Möckernbrücke: Opens at 12:38 am, and closes at 12:28 am.
• 26) Südstern: Opens at 12:43 am, and closes at 12:33 am.
• 27) Gneisenaustraße: Opens at 12:42 am, and closes at 12:32 am.
• 28) Rathaus Neukölln: Opens at 12:47 am, and closes at 12:37 am.
• 29) Hermannplatz: Opens at 12:45 am, and closes at 12:35 am.
• 30) Neukölln: Opens at 12:50 am, and closes at 12:40 am.
• 31) Karl-Marx-Straße: Opens at 12:48 am, and closes at 12:38 am.
• 32) Blaschkoallee: Opens at 12:53 am, and closes at 12:43 am.
• 33) Grenzallee: Opens at 12:51 am, and closes at 12:41 am.
• 34) Britz-Süd: Opens at 12:56 am, and closes at 12:46 am.
• 35) Parchimer Allee: Opens at 12:54 am, and closes at 12:44 am.
• 36) Lipschitzallee: Opens at 12:59 am, and closes at 12:49 am.
• 37) Johannisthaler Chaussee: Opens at 12:57 am, and closes at 12:47 am.
• 38) Wutzkyallee: Opens at 1:00 am, and closes at 12:50 am.
• 39) Rudow: Opens at 1:03 am, and closes at 12:53 am.
• 40) Zwickauer Damm: Opens at 1:01 am, and closes at 12:51 am.

-U8:
• 1) Rathaus Reinickendorf: Opens at 12:09 am, and closes at 11:59 am.
• 2) Wittenau: Opens at 12:08 am, and closes at 11:58 am.
• 3) Lindauer Allee: Opens at 12:13 am, and closes at 12:03 am.
• 4) Karl-Bonhoeffer-Nervenklinik: Opens at 12:11 am, and closes at 12:01 am.
• 5) Paracelsus-Bad: Opens at 12:14 am, and closes at 12:04 am.
• 6) Franz-Neumann-Platz: Opens at 12:17 am, and closes at 12:07 am.
• 7) Residenzstraße: Opens at 12:15 am, and closes at 12:05 am.
• 8) Osloer Straße: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 9) Gesundbrunnen Bhf: Opens at 12:22 am, and closes at 12:12 am.
• 10) Pankstraße: Opens at 12:20 am, and closes at 12:10 am.
• 11) Bernauer Straße: Opens at 12:25 am, and closes at 12:15 am.
• 12) Voltastraße: Opens at 12:23 am, and closes at 12:13 am.
• 13) Weinmeisterstraße: Opens at 12:28 am, and closes at 12:18 am.
• 14) Jannouwitzbrücke: Opens at 12:31 am, and closes at 12:21 am.
• 15) Alexanderplatz: Opens at 12:30 am, and closes at 12:20 am.
• 16) Rosenthaler Platz: Opens at 12:26 am, and closes at 12:16 am.
• 17) Heinrich-Heine-Straße: Opens at 12:33 am, and closes at 12:23 am.
• 18) Kottbusser Tor: Opens at 12:36 am, and closes at 12:26 am.
• 19) Moritzplatz: Opens at 12:34 am, and closes at 12:24 am.
• 20) Hermannplatz: Opens at 12:40 am, and closes at 12:30 am.
• 21) Schönleinstraße: Opens at 12:38 am, and closes at 12:28 am.
• 22) Hermannstraße: Opens at 12:44 am, and closes at 12:34 am.
• 23) Boddinstraße: Opens at 12:41 am, and closes at 12:31 am.
• 24) Leinestraße: Opens at 12:43 am, and closes at 12:33 am.

- U9:
• 1) Nauener Platz: Opens at 12:02 am, and closes at 11:52 pm.
• 2) Osloer Straße: Opens at 12:01 am, and closes at 11:51 pm.
• 3) Amrumer Straße: Opens at 12:05 am, and closes at 11:55 pm.
• 4) Leopoldplatz: Opens at 12:03 am, and closes at 11:53 pm.
• 5) Birkenstraße: Opens at 12:07 am, and closes at 11:57 pm.
• 6) Westhafen: Opens at 12:06 am, and closes at 11:56 pm.
• 7) Hansaplatz: Opens at 12:10 am, and closes at 12:00 am.
• 8) Turmstraße: Opens at 12:09 am, and closes at 11:59 pm.
• 9) Kurfürstendamm: Opens at 12:14 am, and closes at 12:04 am.
• 10) Zoologischer Garten Bhf: Opens at 12:12 am, and closes at 12:02 am.
• 11) Güntzelstraße: Opens at 12:16 am, and closes at 12:06 am.
• 12) Spichernstraße: Opens at 12:15 am, and closes at 12:05 am.
• 13) Bundesplatz: Opens at 12:19 am, and closes at 12:09 am.
• 14) Berliner Straße: Opens at 12:17 am, and closes at 12:07 am.
• 15) Rathaus Steglitz: Opens at 12:24 am, and closes at 12:14 am.
• 16) Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz: Opens at 12:20 am, and closes at 12:10 am.
• 17) Schloßstraße: Opens at 12:23 am, and closes at 12:13 am.
• 18) Walther-Schreiber-Platz: Opens at 12:21 am, and closes at 12:11 am.