München Rosenheimer Platz station

• S- Bahn route (S1 -S8 ) ( KBS 999)

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The twin-track tunnel station Rosenheimerplatz is one of the eleven main line railway stations of the Munich S-Bahn. He is under the same name and place the Rosenheim street in Munich's Haidhausen.

Description

The station was opened as the other tunnel stations of the main line in 1972, construction began in 1966. Escalators, columns and trim are painted in yellow, the color detection of the station. Like its north-western neighbor, the Munich Isar Gate railway station, the railway station has no connection to the subway or to the long-distance transport, but only to the tram. In 2007, daily ( Mon-Fri) used 55,600 import, export and transfer passengers the breakpoint.

The two staircases of the platform lead to a mezzanine respectively. The north-western exit leads to both sides of the Rosenheimerstraße, southeastern to the Rosenheimerplatz.

About the northwestern exit the Cultural Gasteig with the concert halls, the Munich-based adult education center and the central office of the Munich City Library can be reached. Because of the concert halls sound insulation measures have been carried out on the tracks during the construction of the cultural center.

On one of the southeastern outputs of the nearest tram stop of line 25 Linking the tram line 25 between Max -Weber-Platz and green forest with the S- Bahn route was an important argument for the construction of the tramway Osttangente that the November 8, 1997 was put into operation.

The platform is 200 meters long and 96 cm high.

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