Berlin-Charlottenburg station

Berlin-Charlottenburg station is a regional train station in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf with architectural features typical of late 19th-century German railway construction, including high ceilings and detailed stonework. The building shapes the character of the location through its stone facades and spatial proportions.

The station opened in 1882 and served as a key transportation link between central Berlin and the expanding western districts. Its establishment coincided with a period of rapid city growth that shaped the infrastructure of western Berlin.

The station displays features of Prussian railway architecture that remain visible today. The historic building elements shape how the place looks and reflect its importance in Berlin's development.

The station is served by regional trains running daily to destinations in Brandenburg and neighboring German regions. Visitors should know the location is easy to explore on foot and offers good connections to western Berlin's transport network.

The building shows a successful blend of historical substance and modern operations, with original structural elements still functioning today. This combination of preservation and everyday use is less obvious than the architecture itself.

Location: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Inception: February 7, 1882

Official opening: February 7, 1882

Address: Stuttgarter Platz

Website: https://sbahn.berlin/fahren/bahnhofsuebersicht/charlottenburg

GPS coordinates: 52.50472,13.30333

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:55