Friedrichsberg station

The station features a central island platform with two tracks, connecting passengers through an entrance building on the eastern side of the railway embankment.

Opened on December 5, 1906, the station's original building included a clock tower and entrance hall with frescoes until its destruction in 1943.

The station stands within Dulsberg district, characterized by red brick buildings designed by Fritz Schumacher in the 1920s architectural style.

The transportation hub offers connections on the S1 line with trains every ten minutes, plus dedicated facilities for 93 cars and 78 bicycles.

The station underwent electrical system changes, shifting from 6.3 kV AC overhead lines in 1908 to a 1.2 kV DC third rail system in 1941.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Inception: 1906

Official opening: December 5, 1906

Address: Krausestraße 118

GPS coordinates: 53.57674,10.05742

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:05