Berlin Hackescher Markt station

The Berlin Hackescher Markt station features brick construction with elevated platforms, serving as a central transportation point in the German capital.

The station, designed by architect Johannes Vollmer, opened on January 1, 1882, initially under the name Börse before changing to Marx-Engels-Platz.

The station maintains its original Renaissance Revival architecture from 1882, making it one of two preserved Stadtbahn stations in central Berlin.

Four tram lines, night bus services, and S-Bahn routes S3, S5, S7, and S9 connect passengers through this Category 4 transportation hub.

The station structure includes three separate elevators connecting the entrance level to the S-Bahn platform, accommodating passenger accessibility needs.

Location: Bezirk Mitte von Berlin

Inception: 1882

Architects: Johannes Vollmer

Official opening: 1882

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Made from material: brick

Part of: Berlin S-Bahn

Address: Am Zwirngraben, 10178 Berlin

Website: http://s-bahn-berlin.de/fahrplanundnetz/sbahnhof_anzeige.php?ID=68

GPS coordinates: 52.52260,13.40220

Latest update: May 11, 2025 12:33