Gneisenaustraße (Berlin U-Bahn)

Metro Station Gneisenaustraße is a station of the Berlin U -Bahn line U7. It is located below the same Gneisenaustraße in the amount of Mittenwalderstraße in the district of Kreuzberg. BVG internally the station is performed under the symbol Gs. The station has an easy paved central platform in a simple depth position with outputs on both platforms.

History

The subway station was taken on January 19, 1924 as part of the extension of the North-South Railway ( today's lines U6 and U7) from the Halle Gate towards Neukölln as between term terminus in operation. The station was based originally on the other stations of the north- south railway. As a characteristic white color was chosen to white, the walls were plastered in white color of the North-South railway stations and were supplemented by a further characteristic color. Accordingly, the structures of the station were also in white. The length of the platform initially was 80 meters.

Known as the CI line north-south line wrong until February 28, 1966 from Gneisenaustraße to Britz - Süd, Neukölln in the one hand and to Tegel on Friedrichstrasse and to Tegel in the other direction. A day later was changed with the start of the route from the dam to Mehring Moeckernbruecke lines, so that the now designated as line 7 line between Britz-Süd and Moeckernbruecke wrong. By 1972, the extension of Britz-Süd to Rudow U -Bahn station and up in 1984 by the Moeckernbruecke until after Rathaus Spandau was.

In 1968, the extension of platforms to 110 meters to the use of six-car trains instead of four-car trains allow was. Simultaneously, the plastered walls were abandoned in favor of a green ceramic cladding.

Connection

At the metro station is a transfer possibility of the U7 bus network for the Berlin public transport.