Berlin Friedrichstraße Station: S-Bahn Train Under Steel Canopy

S Bahn BR 481 train at train station
Berlin Friedrichstraße Station, a major transport hub in Berlin, Germany, features a distinctive steel and glass canopy covering its elevated S-Bahn platforms. Originally opened in 1882, the station's architecture reflects prewar German railway design, characterized by its curved tracks and expansive roof structures. Today, it remains a vital link for commuters, serving multiple S-Bahn lines and connecting to regional and long-distance services. The station's historical significance is underscored by its survival through decades of Berlin's complex history.
Photo taken in September 2017.
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