Opening Dates
- 18 February 1902: Stralauer Tor ↔ Gleisdreieck
- 12 August 1902: Warschauer Brücke ↔ Stralauer Tor
- 3 November 1912: Gleisdreieck Station
- 12 October 1913: Wittenbergplatz ↔ Uhlandstraße
- 24 October 1926: Gleisdreieck ↔ Wittenbergplatz
- 28 August 1961: Kurfürstendamm Station
The Osthafen station, originally called Stralauer Tor, lay between Warschauer Brücke and Schlesisches Tor. Due to its proximity to Warschauer Brücke it was not rebuilt after the Second World War.
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