Berliner U-Bahn Museum

The Berliner U-Bahn Museum exhibits over 300 items from Berlin's subway history in interconnected rooms beneath the Olympiastadion station.

The museum occupies the former signal control room, which operated from 1931 to 1983 and controlled 616 railway lines and 99 signals.

The museum displays service uniforms, badges, and photographs from the 1930s, with a dedicated room reflecting the design elements of the 1950s.

Located at Rossitter Platz 1, the museum opens every second Saturday of the month from 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM with an entrance fee of 2 euros.

Visitors can operate a functional control panel with lever mechanism from 1931, surrounded by 1,200 illuminated signal lamps.

Location: Berlin

Inception: September 13, 1997

Official opening: 1997

Accessibility: Rolstoelontoegankelijk

Website: https://www.ag-berliner-u-bahn.de/index.php/museum

Operator: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Berliner U-Bahn e.V.

Address: Rominter Allee 2, 14052 Berlin 14052 14052

Opening Hours: Zaterdag[2] 10:30-16:00

Phone: +493025627171

Email: museum@ag-berliner-u-bahn.de

Website: https://ag-berliner-u-bahn.de/index.php/museum

GPS coordinates: 52.51735,13.24997

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:16