Gänsemarkt (Hamburg U-Bahn station)

Metro Station Goose Market is a stop on the Hamburg U -Bahn line U2 in the Neustadt district with the same name space.

History

The station was built as part of the center line of the diameter line U2 between Schlump and Berliner Tor in the late 1960s. The opening took place - as in the neighboring station halls - on May 31, take place in 1970. Until the completion of underground rapid transit node Jungfernstieg in 1973, which allowed the through traffic to Berliner Tor, the provisional line U22 of Schlump ended here. Then the goose market was continuously operated by the U2 line.

Construction and location

The stop goose market is at a great depth below the stretch of road between Valentinskamp Gaensemarkt and Caffamacherreihe in Hamburg's Neustadt.

The train stops in either direction in each tube of a platform with a diameter of seven meters, are connected to each other via a plurality of apertures. The same construction can be found on the north- western neighbors stop exhibition halls. To distinguish exhibition halls has been provided with a green color stripes, geese market, however, received a red.

There are escalators that lead each in mezzanines in one-or two -fold -down position at both ends of the tubes. Of these, from the surface is accessible via other connections. On the eastern side there is a lift.

The station abbreviation of the Hamburg High Bahn AG for the goose market is " GM ". The distance to the station halls is about 700 meters until Jungfernstieg there is about 600 meters.

More Lines

At Goose Market Metro Station, there are interchanges to the Metrobus lines 4 and 5 as well as other city and express buses. The stops are accessible via the eastern outputs of the metro station.