Ehemaliger Bahnhof Wernerwerk

Station on the Siemensbahn – Despite the new housing developments, only a small portion of the company’s 55,000 employees lived in Siemensstadt in 1927. Many had to rely on public transportation. To help them get to work quickly, the Siemensbahn (Siemens Railway) was built. It crossed the industrial sections of Siemensstadt on viaducts. After only two years of construction, electric trains were running every five minutes. Service stopped in 1980, while Berlin was a divided city. After lying dormant for 40 years, the railway is now being reactivated. In 2029, marking its 100-year anniversary, the historic train line will once again be in service. This will also make the Siemensstadt2 development more accessible.