Krumme Lanke metro station

Located 3.6 meters below street level, Krumme Lanke station features a central platform measuring 110.5 meters in length between two operational tracks.

The station commenced operations on December 22, 1929, with its entrance building undergoing complete reconstruction in 1988 following the original design specifications.

Architect Alfred Grenander incorporated elements of Berlin transport architecture in the station design, which received cultural heritage monument status.

The station connects to bus lines 118, 622, X11, and night route N3, providing transport links to Potsdam, Schöneweide, and central Berlin.

Named after the Krumme Lanke lake situated one kilometer northwest, this terminus station includes an additional siding track for train turnaround operations.

Location: Steglitz-Zehlendorf

Inception: December 22, 1929

Architects: Alfred Grenander

Official opening: December 22, 1929

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

GPS coordinates: 52.44333,13.24139

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:36