Berlin Warschauer Straße station

Warschauer Straße is a railway station in the Friedrichshain district that connects several S-Bahn lines and regional trains in eastern Berlin. The station building dates from the era of railway expansion and continues to serve as a major transportation hub for the area.

The station opened in 1884 as part of Berlin's major railway expansion in the late 19th century. Its architecture reflects how important trains became for the city's growth during that time.

The station building displays the craftsmanship of German railway architecture from the 19th century. Today it stands as a protected monument that shows visitors how important railways were to city life back then.

The station is fully accessible with elevators and ramps to help visitors with mobility needs reach all platforms easily. Around the station you will find shops, cafés, and museums worth exploring in the neighborhood.

The station sits right next to the East Side Gallery, the largest surviving section of the Berlin Wall. Many visitors use it as a starting point to walk along the wall and see the art painted on it.

Location: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

Official opening: August 11, 1884

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: https://sbahn.berlin/fahren/bahnhofsuebersicht/warschauer-strasse

GPS coordinates: 52.50642,13.45096

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:27