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Thielenbruch (KVB)

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Line(s)
  
3 18

Disabled access
  
Yes

Opened
  
1 June 1995

Platforms in use
  
2

Structure type
  
at-grade

Address
  
51469 Cologne, Germany

Owner
  
Stadtwerke Köln

Connections
  
Bus, Taxicab

Thielenbruch (KVB)

Location
  
Gemarkenstraße 149, 51069 Köln

Owned by
  
Kölner Verkehrs-Betriebe

Similar
  
Ebertplatz, Köln‑Weiden West stati, Barbarossaplatz, Reichenspergerplatz, Friesenplatz

Thielenbruch station is a terminal and former depot of Cologne Stadtbahn located in the quarter of Dellbrück in Cologne. It is the northern terminus of Stadtbahn lines 3 and 18.

Contents

Terminal

The former depot Thielenbruch for the tram network consisted of one hall from 1906 and another from 1926. The older hall was rebuilt to the terminal of the Stadtbahn lines. There are today two platforms of which each serve two tracks, so the station totally offers four tracks.

Museum

Since 1997, the hall from 1926 is used as a transport museum to document the development of tramways and Stadtbahn in the Cologne region. Its collection contains several tram cars that were used by the Cologne transport authority (Kölner Verkehrsbetriebe, KVB), among them a horse-drawn tram, an "Achtachser" (lit. eight-axler), an articulated tram with eight axles, which was the last classical tram of Cologne, yet a very common type as it was used almost throughout the entire network, as well as the prototype of the Stadtbahn car B.

References

Thielenbruch (KVB) Wikipedia


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