Alt-Tempelhof (Berlin U-Bahn)

The underground station Alt -Tempelhof is a station of the metro line 6 at Berlin's Tempelhof district of the district Tempelhof- Schöneberg. The BVG operates the station under the internal abbreviation At; the train station is 498 meters from Tempelhof S- and U- train station and 591 meters from Kaiserin -Augusta Street.

Opened on February 28, 1966 Metro Station Alt-Tempelhof included under the section of today's U6 line between the station and the old Tempelhof -Marie village, next to this station went into operation four more. Like almost all stations this time also took the architect Bruno Grimmek the design. The station shows - as many stations Grimmeks that time - very sober and unobtrusive. It has a 110 meters long and seven meters wide platform and a flat ceiling, hanging white wooden panels above the tracks. The platform rear walls are covered with green small piece ceramic tiles bearing the station supports number also in white.

The station is expanded not accessible until now, only driving and stone stairs give access to the station. After the nearest train station Tempelhof, which was developed barrier-free back in 1993, just a few hundred meters away, the equipment of the station Alt-Tempelhof with elevators on after 2016 has been postponed.

Connection

At the metro station is a transfer possibility from the U6 to numerous bus lines of the Berlin Transport Authority.