Poccistraße (Munich U-Bahn)

Metro Station Poccistraße the Munich subway was opened on 28 May 1978.

The station is located under the Lindwurmstraße and is named after Franz Graf von Pocci. The station has two studded with yellow mosaic rows of columns. The ceiling above the tracks is above half-round and is made of concrete. The rear track walls are covered with silver plates. The ceiling above the designed with Isarkiesel motif platform is also made of concrete that is painted white and semi-circular in shape. At the upper ends of the column, a cross member is also made ​​of concrete, on the sides of the light is attached. At the southwest end is reached by a projectile with a lock baker Lindwurmstraße near the Ruppertstraße. At the other end is also a barrier basement Lindwurmstraße achieve.

The station was retrofitted between existing and in-service tunnels. He could not be immediately helped build the construction of the track, as there was originally an urban motorway provided, the planning but was rejected. Until 1985 there was connection to Munich Süd station, stopped at the regional trains, but was hardly used and therefore closed. On May 6, 2010, fall leaf displays were replaced on the platform with new, more modern screens that are at subway stations such as Marienplatz or Sendlinger Tor has long been in use.