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Lehel

Deep beneath the city, history since 1988.

Counts toward these achievements:

München: First Steps10 pts

München: Explorer25 pts

München: Insider50 pts

Explore Lehel station, hidden deep beneath Munich's streets, showcasing impressive engineering feats. Its twin tube platforms are intriguingly connected to traverse the Isar. A visit here offers captivating insights into late '80s architectural marvels.

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Did you know?

The station was built using mining construction methods.

Quick Facts

Opening Date: October 27, 1988

Guided Story

Feel the cool air as you step into this underground marvel? You're at Lehel station, a hidden gem beneath Munich's bustling streets. Opened in 1988, it stands as a testament to engineering brilliance. Look up and imagine the Isar river flowing above. To your left, just a short walk away, you'll find St.-Anna-Platz. Did you know this station was built using mining techniques to tunnel under the river? The engineering is as captivating as the art that decorates the station. A short stroll takes you to the St.-Anna-Brunnen, a peaceful spot reflecting the charm of the neighborhood.