U-Bahn

12 photos · 2017

12 photographs tagged U-Bahn, 2017.

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Recruiting advertisement with a rocket graphic on the platform wall of Leopoldplatz U-Bahn station in Berlin.
Leopoldplatz U-Bahn station in Berlin serves as a stop on the city's underground rail network, identifiable by its light blue tiled walls and platform signage. A large advertisement for PERM4, a permanent recruiting agency, is displayed along the platform wall, featuring a rocket launch image and a QR code linking to job listings. The station connects to Berlin's U6 and U9 lines, situated in the Wedding district of Mitte.

Recruiting Ad Billboard at Leopoldplatz U-Bahn Station, Berlin

Wedding U-Bahn station platform displays large yellow advertising murals and orange tile walls along the U6 line in Berlin.
Berlin-Wedding station opened in 1923 as part of what is now the U6 line, in the Wedding district of Berlin's Mitte borough. Its platform wall along track 1 is lined with orange tiles and large murals advertising Draussenwerber, an outdoor advertising company, alongside the station's electronic signage for Alt-Mariendorf-bound trains.

Draussenwerber Ad Murals on the U6 Platform at Wedding Station

Interior of a public transit train car with yellow handrails and black seats lining both sides.
The Berlin U-Bahn is the city's rapid transit system, first opened in 1902 and now covering ten lines across more than one hundred fifty stations. Its cars carry the system's signature yellow handrails and poles, a color scheme tied to the BVG, the public operator that has run Berlin's transit network since 1929.

Interior of a Berlin U-Bahn Train Car

A yellow subway train stopped at an underground station platform with fluorescent ceiling lights.
Alt-Tegel is a station on Berlin's U6 line, serving as its northern terminus in the Tegel district. The station opened in 1958, and its platform sits below a long, vaulted ceiling.

U-Bahn Train at Berlin’s Alt-Tegel Station

Seestraße U-Bahn station platform in Berlin features a central kiosk with yellow storefront beneath fluorescent lighting.
Seestraße U-Bahn station in Berlin’s Wedding district, with a central kiosk on the platform. The station opened in 1923 and served as the northern terminus of the U6 line until the late 1950s.

Kiosk on the Platform at Seestraße Station

Commuter walking through a yellow-tiled underground passageway at Wedding U-Bahn station in Berlin connecting stairs and escalators.
Wedding U-Bahn station in Berlin has a tiled underground passageway connecting stairways and an escalator to street exits. A commuter passes through the corridor, which is signed for nearby streets and bus connections.

Yellow-Tiled Corridor at Wedding Station

Leopoldplatz U-Bahn station platform on Berlin's U9 line features yellow tiled walls, green support columns, and metal bench seating.
Leopoldplatz U-Bahn station in Berlin includes a lower-level platform on the U9 line. The platform features pale yellow wall tiles, green-painted support columns, and bench seating along the wall.

Yellow-Tiled U9 Platform at Leopoldplatz Station

Leopoldplatz U-Bahn station platform in Berlin displays pale yellow ceramic wall tiles with blue and ochre accent bands.
Leopoldplatz U-Bahn Station in Berlin has pale yellow ceramic wall tiles with blue and ochre accents. The station is served by the U6 and U9 lines and sits beneath Leopoldplatz in the Wedding district.

U6 Line Signage at Leopoldplatz Station

Seestraße U-Bahn station platform in Berlin's Wedding district features bright yellow tiled walls and metal bench seating.
Seestraße U-Bahn station in Berlin’s Wedding district has twin side platforms with bright yellow tile walls and metal benches. The station opened in 1923 and is served by the U6 line.

Yellow-Tiled Platform Benches at Seestraße Station

Wedding U-Bahn platform in Berlin features orange tiled walls and yellow service panels along the U6 line underground station.
Wedding U-Bahn station in Berlin has an underground platform lined with orange tiles and yellow service panels. The station is served by the U6 line, which runs through central Berlin to Alt-Tegel.

Graffiti-Marked Service Panel at Wedding Station

Rehberge U-Bahn station platform in Berlin's Wedding district displays mint-green tiled walls with photographic murals of park landscapes and sculptures.
Rehberge U-Bahn Station, located in Berlin's Wedding district, opened in 1956 as part of the postwar expansion of the U6 line. The station's platform features mint-green tiled walls adorned with large photographic murals depicting local park landscapes and public sculptures, including a piece titled "Der Ringer" in Volkspark Rehberge. These visual elements connect the transit space to its surrounding urban environment and history. Serving as a vital link for commuters, the station continues to function as a key component of Berlin's public transportation network operated by BVG.

Park Murals Along the Platform at Rehberge Station

White sign reading "Wedding" mounted on orange tiled wall at Berlin U-Bahn station.
Wedding Station in Berlin, Germany, is identified by a white sign on an orange tiled wall. The station is served by the Berlin U-Bahn and connects with the adjacent S-Bahn station.

Orange Tile Wall at Wedding Station in Berlin

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