Längenfeldgasse (Vienna U-Bahn)

The Längenfeldgasse station is a junction station of the Vienna U -Bahn lines U4 and U6 in the 12th district of Vienna Meidling. It is the only station of the Vienna U -Bahn, at the intersect of two lines on the same level. It is named after the length field alley in Meidling, which was named in 1894 after the benefactress Josepha Haas of Langenfeld -Palatinate home. The station extends between height Längenfeldgasse and height Storchengasse parallel to Schönbrunnerstraße and the Wien River.

The station on October 7, 1989, will be opened to replace the old rail - crossing station Meidling, which is only about 400 meters to the west and is now serviced by the U4. Prerequisite for the construction of the station was the demolition of the ramps leading from the Otto Wagner Vienna Viaduct station Meidling. This disappeared in the 1980s, a small urban neighborhood along the dark alley. The station has two central platforms. The two outer pairs of rails are controlled by the U6, those in the middle of the U4. From leading towards the city trains of the U6 can also directly into town leading features of U4 are switched and vice versa. Thus, the station of two different profile types is approached, holding the same amount.

The station has two overground station building. This leads into town looking at the length field alley. Here is the branch of a Viennese bakery and there is the option of switching to the bus line 12A toward Possingergasse. The city outward reception building leads to the Bruno - Pitter -Platz, on this you get to the bus line 12A in the direction of Oak Street. Here there is a public toilet facility. For several years the station to the foci of youth crime and the local drug scene counts.

Zugsbegegnung immediately before the station

Track plan of the station

Announcement of the station Längenfeldgasse in the U4