Basler Straße (Munich U-Bahn)

The subway station is a railway station Baslerstraße the Munich U -Bahn. It was opened on 1 June 1991.

The station is located under the Zurich Street and is named after the Swiss city of Basel. The rear track walls are made of piles that were left rough and gray. In addition, a devil peeping out of the wall, which symbolizes the Basel carnival. The ceiling consists of metal panels that are formed into a square canopy. The lined with Isarkiesel motif platform is illuminated by two light bands. Furthermore penetrates through the mirrored elevator shaft plenty of natural light into the station. The drive for the lift was placed on the platform due to lack of space in an oval advertising column. About the Lift is the Baslerstraße achieve. At the western end is reached via a small barrier basement and at the east end directly to the Basler Straße.