U2 Line Info
- Network Berlin U-Bahn Metro
- Operation Started 1902
- Total Length 20.7 km
- Total Stations 26
Terminals
From
Pankow
To
Ruhleben
U2 Line Overview
The first phase of the U2 line opened on February 18, 1902, between Potsdamer Platz and Stralauer Tor, as part of Berlin's original underground railway. The line was later extended in stages towards Ruhleben to the west and Pankow to the northeast. The last major extension occurred in September 2000, when the line was extended from Vinetastrasse to Pankow. Today, the U2 line is 20.7 kilometers long and has 29 stations, connecting major areas such as Alexanderplatz, Potsdamer Platz, and the Zoological Garden.
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Warschauer Straße ↔ Uhlandstraße
13 stations
U3 Line
Augsburger Straße ↔ Krumme Lanke
13 stations
U4 Line
Viktoria-Luise-Platz ↔ Innsbrucker Platz
4 stations
U5 Line
Hauptbahnhof ↔ Hönow
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U6 Line
Alt-Tegel ↔ Alt-Mariendorf
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U7 Line
Rathaus Spandau ↔ Rudow
35 stations
U8 Line
Wittenau ↔ Hermannstraße
21 stations
U9 Line
Nauener Platz ↔ Rathaus Steglitz
12 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — U2 Line
U2 Line has 26 stations on the Berlin U-Bahn Metro network.
U2 Line runs between Pankow and Ruhleben.
U2 Line is approximately 20.7 km long.
U2 Line opened in 1902.
U2 Line is a Metro line operated under Berlin U-Bahn Metro.
U2 Line is part of the Berlin U-Bahn Metro transit network.