Hasselbrook station

The railway station features four platform tracks within a historicist architecture building located at the intersection of Hammer Steindamm street.

The station began operations in January 1907 and received its formal inauguration on August 12, serving as a connection point for the Hamburg-Altonaer railway.

The entrance building, constructed between 1905 and 1907, reflects the architectural principles of the Hanover school through its castle-inspired design elements.

Regional trains and S-Bahn services operate from separate platforms, with partial wheelchair accessibility available through a renovated bridge entrance.

The station underwent three different electrification systems throughout its history, transitioning from 6.3 kV AC to 1.2 kV DC, and finally to 15 kV AC.

Location: Wandsbek

Inception: 1907

Official opening: August 12, 1907

Architectural style: historicist architecture

Accessibility: wheelchair partially accessible

Address: Hammer Steindamm 58, 22089 Hamburg

Website: http://bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/Hasselbrook

GPS coordinates: 53.56472,10.05583

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:48