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Betriebshof Charlottenburg

Cultural heritage monument in Germany Locomotive depot

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Betriebshof Charlottenburg, Locomotive depot in Charlottenburg, Germany.

The Betriebshof Charlottenburg features a massive hall measuring 97 by 120 meters with 27 tracks and capacity for 320 tram cars.

The depot began operations in September 1930 as a replacement for older facilities on Spandauer Street and Spree Street in Berlin.

Two large sculptures titled 'Work and Home' by Josef Thorak from 1928 stand at the entrance gates, depicting a nude man and woman with child.

The former tram depot building now houses a consumer market and bicycle shop, making it accessible to the public since 2001.

The facility survived World War II with minimal damage, except for one corner building that was later reconstructed to maintain the complex's integrity.

Location: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Inception: 1930

GPS coordinates: 52.51200,13.27901

Latest update: May 25, 2025 18:43

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