Kurt-Schumacher-Platz station serves Berlin’s U6 U-Bahn line in the Reinickendorf district, located in the city’s northwest. Opened on May 3, 1956, the station was part of the first postwar U-Bahn expansion and named after German statesman Kurt Schumacher, a key figure in rebuilding the Social Democratic Party after World War II.

The station features light-colored wall tiles with horizontal gray stripes and minimalist red lettering, reflecting mid-1950s West Berlin design. It includes a central island platform and two tracks, serving as an important stop between Afrikanische Straße and Scharnweberstraße. Above ground, the station connects to several bus routes and lies near the approach to the U6 tunnel under the former Tegel Airport area. Today, it remains a key link for northern Berlin commuters traveling toward the city center.