Odeonsplatz (Munich U-Bahn)

Lower level: 2

Metro Station Odeon Square in Munich is next to the Central Station and the Sendlinger Tor another crossing station subway trunk routes. In this case the U3, U4, U5 and U6 meet. The two platforms are located in the north of the old town at the Odeon Square.

Subway

Lines U3 and U6

The underground station U3 and U6 is among the oldest of the Munich U -Bahn and was commissioned in 1971. , Designed by Paolo Nestler station is like almost every other subway stations in Munich, 120 meters long and is located north of the train station of lines U4 and U5. The tunnel roof is supported by red-tiled columns. The next stop on the north of the road is called Louis University. To the south to get to the Marienplatz, where interchanges are made to the S -Bahn.

Lines U4 and U5

The trains of the U4 and U5 keep in separate tubes for each direction. The walls are provided in the lower section with white wall panels and have the yellow line in the middle band of the U4 and U5. The upper area is covered with a coarse grid, behind the green painted concrete wall of the tunnel is visible. South-west is the next stop Karlsplatz ( Stachus) with connection to the S -Bahn. Towards the east is the next stop of the similarly styled station Lehel.

Connection of the two platforms

Since the routes of the lines U4 and U5 were planned only after the creation of the U3 and U6, the transition at the end of the platform of the lines U3 and U6 has been very small. For construction of the North -South line of the Odeon Square was in fact not planned as a junction station. A narrow tunnel connecting leads from the platform of the U4 / 5 from driving to and fixed stairs and a lift that leads to the platform of the U3/U6.

Bus

At the Odeon Square, the Museum bus stops 100 This service operates from the main station to Ostbahnhof. At night there is here the night bus N40 at 30- minute intervals.