List of Frankfurt U-Bahn stations
System map of Frankfurt U-Bahn network (2011)
The following list is of all 86 stations on the Frankfurt U-Bahn. The Frankfurt U-Bahn network consists of nine lines operating on 64.85 kilometres (40.3 mi) of route.[1]
Legend
- Boldface: Terminus station
List
| Station | Route | Lines | Opened | Character | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alte Oper | C |   |
11 October 1986 | Underground | |
| Bockenheimer Warte | C/D |  |
11 October 1986 | Underground | D-route portion of station opened 20 February 2001 Western terminus of the lineConnection between the C- and D- routes |
| Bommersheim | A |  |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Bonames Mitte | A |   |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | |
| Bornheim Mitte | B | |
31 May 1980 | Underground | Two single-track stations, one above the other |
| Deutsche Nationalbibliothek | B |  |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | Formerly called Adickesallee/Nibelungenallee (until 1997) and Nibelungenallee/Deutsche Bibliothek (1997–2007) |
| Dom/Römer | B | |
26 May 1974 | Underground | Formerly called Römer (until 2002) |
| Dornbusch | A |   |
4 October 1968 | At-grade | |
| Eckenheimer Landstraße/Marbachweg | B | |
24 May 1974 | At-grade | |
| Eissporthalle/Festplatz | C | |
30 May 1992 | Underground | |
| Enkheim | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | Eastern terminus of & lines |
| Eschenheimer Tor | A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | |
| Festhalle/Messe | D | |
10 February 2001 | Underground | |
| Fischstein | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Station is in the median of the street |
| Friedhof Westhausen | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Station is in the median of the street |
| Fritz-Tarnow-Straße | A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | |
| Gießener Straße | B | |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | U5 line terminus from 1974–78 Rebuilt with high platforms in 2013 |
| Ginnheim | A(/D) | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | Terminus of line, and southern terminus of line |
| Glauburgstraße | B | |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | |
| Glöcknerwiese | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Gonzenheim | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | Northern terminus of line in Bad Homburg |
| Große Nelkenstraße | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Station is in the median of the street |
| Grüneburgweg | A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | |
| Gwinnerstraße | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | Former tram station |
| Habsburgerallee | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | |
| Hauptbahnhof | B/D | |
28 May 1978 | Underground | Planned southern terminus for the D-route |
| Hauptfriedhof | B | |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | Main cemetery of Frankfurt (opened in 1828) is nearby |
| Hauptwache | A/C | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | Southern terminus of the first Frankfurt underground line C-route portion of station opened 11 October 1986 |
| Hausen | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Western terminus of line Station is in the median of the street |
| Hausener Weg | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Station is in the median of the street |
| Heddernheim | A | |
4 October 1968 | At-grade | Location of Heddernheim depot |
| Heddernheimer Landstraße | A(/D) | |
4 October 1968 | At-grade | Just beyond the northern entrance of the Nordweststadt tunnel |
| Heerstraße | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Western terminus of line in Praunheim Connects to the light rail central depot |
| Hessen-Center | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | Connects to the shopping center of the same name |
| Hohemark | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | Northern terminus of line in Oberursel Highest elevation in the Frankfurt U-Bahn system Potential starting point for hiking in Taunus |
| Höhenstraße | B | |
31 May 1980 | Underground | Two single-track stations, one above the other |
| Holzhausenstraße | A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | |
| Hügelstraße | A | |
4 October 1968 | At-grade | |
| Industriehof | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Station just west of the C-tunnel opening U6 and U7 lines branch off to the west of station Station called Industriehof/Neue Börse until 11 December 2010 |
| Johanna-Tesch-Platz | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | Connects to the east depot |
| Kalbach | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | |
| Kirchplatz | C | |
11 October 1986 | Underground | |
| Konstablerwache | B/C | |
26 May 1974 | Underground | C-route portion of station opened 11 October 1986 |
| Kruppstraße | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | |
| Kupferhammer | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Lahnstraße | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Leipziger Straße | C | |
11 October 1986 | Underground | Two single-track stations, one above the other |
| Lindenbaum | A | |
4 October 1968 | At-grade | |
| Marbachweg/Sozialzentrum | B | |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | Rebuilt with high platforms in 2013 |
| Merianplatz | B | |
31 May 1980 | Underground | Two single-track stations, one above the other |
| Miquel-/Adickesallee /Polizeipräsidium |
A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | |
| Musterschule | B | |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | |
| Neuer jüdischer Friedhof | B | |
26 May 1974 | At-grade | Formerly called Versorgungsamt (until 12 December 2009) and Prieststraße (from 2009 until 10 December 2011) |
| Niddapark | A | |
1989 | Elevated | Built for Federal Garden Exhibition of 1989 |
| Nieder-Eschbach | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | Northern terminus of the line (and some trains) |
| Niederursel | A(/D) | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Nordwestzentrum | A(/D) | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | Formerly Nordweststadt |
| Ober-Eschbach | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | |
| Oberursel Altstadt | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | Formerly called Portstraße (until 13 December 2008) |
| Oberursel Bahnhof | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Oberursel Stadtmitte | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | Formerly Liebfrauenstraße |
| Ostbahnhof | C | |
29 May 1999 | Underground | |
| Parlamentsplatz | C | |
30 May 1992 | Underground | |
| Preungesheim | A | |
28 May 1978 | At-grade | Northern terminus of the line |
| Riedberg | D | |
12 December 2010 | At-grade | Northern terminus of the line |
| Riedwiese/Mertonviertel | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | |
| Ronneburgstraße | B | |
28 May 1978 | At-grade | Rebuilt with high platforms in 2013 |
| Römerstadt | A(/D) | |
29 September 1974 | In trench | Station in highway median |
| Rosengärtchen | A | |
1 June 1997 | At-grade | |
| Sandelmühle | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | |
| Schäfflestraße | C | |
30 May 1992 | At-grade | Terminus of individual U4 trains from 15 June to 13 December 2008 |
| Schweizer Platz | A | |
29 September 1984 | Underground | |
| Seckbacher Landstraße | B | |
31 May 1980 | Underground | Connecting tunnel to the east depot; partial terminus of U4 |
| Sigmund-Freud-Straße | B | |
28 May 1978 | Elevated | Rebuilt with high platforms in 2013 |
| Stephan-Heise-Straße | C | |
11 October 1986 | At-grade | Station is in the median of the street |
| Südbahnhof | A | |
29 September 1984 | Underground | |
| Theobald-Ziegler-Straße | B | |
28 May 1978 | Elevated | Rebuilt with high platforms in 2013 |
| Uni-Campus Riedberg | D | |
12 December 2010 | At-grade | |
| Waldlust | A | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | Stop on single-track section |
| Weißer Stein | A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | |
| Weißkirchen Ost | A | |
18 December 1971 | At-grade | |
| Westend | C | |
11 October 1986 | Underground | Metro station at the former residence of Wilhelm Busch (1867–72) and at the former headquarters of Metallgesellschaft (Bockenheimer Landstraße 62 and 77) |
| Wiesenau | A(/D) | |
27 May 1978 | At-grade | |
| Willy-Brandt-Platz | A/B | |
4 November 1973 | Underground | Formerly called Theaterplatz until 1992 B-route portion of station opened 26 May 1974 |
| Zeilweg | A | |
4 October 1968 | Underground | Station on a former railway line With barrier-secured transition |
| Zoo | C | |
11 October 1986 | Underground | Near Frankfurt Zoological Garden |
References
- ↑ "ZAHLENSPIEGEL 2012" [STATISTICS 2012] (PDF) (in German). vgF. December 31, 2012. Retrieved 2013-09-29.
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