U1 Line Info
- Network Berlin U-Bahn Metro
- Operation Started 1902
- Total Length 8.8 km
- Total Stations 13
Terminals
From
Warschauer Straße
To
Uhlandstraße
U1 Line Overview
The first phase of the Berlin U-Bahn's U1 line was opened on February 18, 1902, between Stralauer Tor and the Zoological Garden, becoming Germany's first underground railway line. Later, in different stages, the route was extended east to Warschauer Strasse and west to Uhlandstrasse. Today, the line is approximately 9 kilometers long, with 13 stations, and is famous for its elevated tracks and the section crossing the Oberbaum Bridge.
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U3 Line
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U4 Line
Viktoria-Luise-Platz ↔ Innsbrucker Platz
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U5 Line
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U6 Line
Alt-Tegel ↔ Alt-Mariendorf
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U7 Line
Rathaus Spandau ↔ Rudow
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U8 Line
Wittenau ↔ Hermannstraße
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U9 Line
Nauener Platz ↔ Rathaus Steglitz
12 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — U1 Line
U1 Line has 13 stations on the Berlin U-Bahn Metro network.
U1 Line runs between Warschauer Straße and Uhlandstraße.
U1 Line is approximately 8.8 km long.
U1 Line opened in 1902.
U1 Line is a Metro line operated under Berlin U-Bahn Metro.
U1 Line is part of the Berlin U-Bahn Metro transit network.