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Hasenbergel

80933 Munich

Hasenbergel, Munich (Historic sites)
Fig. 01Hasenbergel© Martin Falbisoner · CC BY-SA 4.0
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About Hasenbergel

The Hasenbergl subway station in Munich is served by the U2 line and sits in the neighborhood of the same name on Dülferstraße. Opened on October 26, 1996, the station stands out for its modern, light-filled architecture. A lens-shaped reflector structure on the blue ceiling illuminates the platform, whose floor is made of light gray granite with black triangles. The walls behind the tracks consist of large glass panels with fiber-optic tiles that reflect the light, interrupted by a central mirrored surface and a red glass strip of lines. In the mezzanine and at the stairways, mosaic tiles with mirrored panes add further accents. Right next to the station is the 2411 cultural center, which shapes the cultural character of the area.

Based on the article “U-Bahnhof Hasenbergl” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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At a glance

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Address

80933 Munich, Germany
District
Feldmoching-Hasenbergl
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Website
it.wikipedia.org
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Coordinates
48.21327° N · 11.55633° E
Data quality
confidence 0.91
Identifier
ID e5eb3545-281…
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FAQ about Hasenbergel

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What is the Hasenbergl in Munich?

The Hasenbergl in Munich is the Hasenbergl subway station, known for its modern, light-filled architecture. The station opened on October 26, 1996. It is located in the neighborhood of the same name, which makes it a rather unusual sight away from Munich's classic attractions.

Where is the Hasenbergl in Munich and how do you get there?

Hasenbergl station is located on Dülferstraße in Munich's Feldmoching-Hasenbergl district. You can reach it on subway line U2, which serves the station. That way, you can experience the architecture right as you arrive on the platform.

What makes the architecture of Hasenbergl station in Munich special?

Hasenbergl station in Munich stands out above all for its sophisticated lighting concept. A lens-shaped reflector structure on the blue ceiling illuminates the platform, whose floor is made of light gray granite with black triangles. The walls behind the tracks are designed with large glass panels with fiber-optic tiles, interrupted by a central mirrored surface and a red glass line band. In the mezzanine and at the stairways, mosaic tiles with mirrored discs add further accents.

What can you visit around the Hasenbergl in Munich?

Right next to Hasenbergl station in Munich is the cultural center 2411, which shapes the cultural character of the area. For a break nearby, travelguide195 lists around 5 restaurants within 500 meters of the station.

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