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To wait on board until they got safely four stops down that way. This was effectively a ghost station. They were manned, guarded you definitelyjust could not get off. Athena kerins leads tours for a group called berlin underworlds, which explores the tunnels and passageways underneath the city. So, alexanderplatz would have been a ghost station. Really eerie. What would that have been like . So, for the West Berliners coming through, it would have been dark, a little bit eerie. Just the glowing Emergency Exit signs, maybe a bit of Light Creeping in from the tunnels itself. For the east berline...

To wait on board until they got safely four stops down that way. this was effectively a ghost station. they were manned, guarded — you definitelyjust could not get off. athena kerins leads tours for a group called berlin underworlds, which explores the tunnels and passageways underneath the city. so, alexanderplatz would have been a ghost station. really eerie. what would that have been like? so, for the west berliners coming through, it would have been dark, a little bit eerie. just the glowing emergency exit signs, maybe a bit of light creeping in from the tunnels itself. for the east berl...

Might have been like feels quite special. by 1989, the berlin wall had forcibly divided the city for 28 years, with the communists controlling the eastern part of the city whilst the capitalist west controlled the rest of berlin. travel between the two was strictly controlled and, in most cases, forbidden. but i'm heading down into the u—bahn, berlin's underground rail network, which i can access with the deutschlandticket. 0k, u8 this way. ooh! now, alexanderplatz was in the east, so anybody getting on the u—bahn three stops in that direction had to wait on board until they got safely fou...

Might have been like feels quite special. by 1989, the berlin wall had forcibly divided the city for 28 years with the communists controlling the eastern part of the city whilst the capitalist west controlled the rest of berlin. travel between the two was strictly controlled and, in most cases, forbidden. but i'm heading down into the u—bahn, berlin's underground rail network, which i can access with the deutschlandticket. 0k, u8 this way. ooh! now, alexanderplatz was in the east, so anybody getting on the u—bahn three stops in that direction had to wait on board until they got safely four...

They were manned, guarded — you definitelyjust could not get off. athena kerins leads tours for a group called berlin underworlds, which explores the tunnels and passageways underneath the city. so, alexanderplatz would have been a ghost station. really eerie. what would that have been like? so, for the west berliners coming through, it would have been dark, a little bit eerie. just the glowing emergency exit signs, maybe a bit of light creeping in from the tunnels itself. for the east berliners, it would've been completely different because they weren't allowed to know about this at all bec...