U5 Line Info
- Network Berlin U-Bahn Metro
- Operation Started 1930
- Total Length 22.1 km
- Total Stations 25
Terminals
From
Hauptbahnhof
To
Hönow
U5 Line Overview
The first phase of the U5 line was opened on 21 December 1930, between Alexanderplatz and Friedrichsfelde. The line was later extended towards East Berlin in several stages, finally reaching Hönow in 1989. A major western extension from Alexanderplatz to Berlin Hauptbahnhof opened on 4 December 2020, connecting the former U55 shuttle line to the main U5 route. The U5 line is 22.1 kilometres long and has 26 stations, connecting central Berlin with eastern districts such as Lichtenberg, Hellersdorf and Hönow.
Berlin U-Bahn Metro Map 2026
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Other Lines in Berlin U-Bahn Metro
U1 Line
Warschauer Straße ↔ Uhlandstraße
13 stations
U2 Line
Pankow ↔ Ruhleben
26 stations
U3 Line
Augsburger Straße ↔ Krumme Lanke
13 stations
U4 Line
Viktoria-Luise-Platz ↔ Innsbrucker Platz
4 stations
U6 Line
Alt-Tegel ↔ Alt-Mariendorf
26 stations
U7 Line
Rathaus Spandau ↔ Rudow
35 stations
U8 Line
Wittenau ↔ Hermannstraße
21 stations
U9 Line
Nauener Platz ↔ Rathaus Steglitz
12 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — U5 Line
U5 Line has 25 stations on the Berlin U-Bahn Metro network.
U5 Line runs between Hauptbahnhof and Hönow.
U5 Line is approximately 22.1 km long.
U5 Line opened in 1930.
U5 Line is a Metro line operated under Berlin U-Bahn Metro.
U5 Line is part of the Berlin U-Bahn Metro transit network.