Betriebshof Niederschönhausen

The Betriebshof Niederschönhausen complex includes two car halls containing 26 storage tracks, a maintenance facility, and a four-story administrative building at Dietzgenstraße.

The depot opened on May 26, 1901, during the electrification of Berlin's horse-drawn railway network and underwent expansion in 1924 based on Jean Krämer's designs.

Transport workers established a memorial in 1920 within the depot grounds to commemorate their colleagues who lost their lives during World War I.

The facility spans 25,483 square meters and maintained a storage capacity for 190 vehicles, primarily serving tram lines in the Pankow district of Berlin.

Natural illumination reached the depot halls through an innovative shed roof design, while the administrative section contained medical facilities and personnel areas.

Location: Berlin

Address: Dietzgenstraße 100, 13158 Berlin 13158

GPS coordinates: 52.59080,13.40330

Latest update: March 6, 2025 20:19