Berlin-Pankow station

Berlin-Pankow station features classical architectural elements, with its prominent entrance hall and two parallel platforms serving regional and local trains.

The station began operations on October 15, 1880, under the architectural direction of Ernst Schwartz and Karl Cornelius during Berlin's railway expansion period.

The station remains a central point in Pankow, reflecting the district's transformation from an East German administrative center to a modern Berlin neighborhood.

The station connects to multiple S-Bahn lines and regional trains, providing direct access to central Berlin and surrounding Brandenburg communities.

The station building maintains its original 19th-century structural elements while incorporating modern transportation infrastructure for current passenger needs.

Location: Pankow

Architects: Ernst Schwartz, Karl Cornelius

Official opening: October 15, 1880

Website: https://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Berlin-Pankow.html

GPS coordinates: 52.56701,13.41233

Latest update: May 11, 2025 21:00