Hannover
in Germany has a "Stadtbahn" (city railway), which is the name given to a
tram network which has been moved underground in the city centre. The
underground stations in Hannover are very substantial considering it's
fundamentally a tram network -- in fact, some of the stations I've used on
Berlin's underground metro (U-Bahn) were less substantial. For more information and history, see
Wikipedia
and UrbanRail.net.
For service and fare information, see
the operator's
website.
My photos come from a day visit in August 2017 -- unfortunately my camera packed up partway through the day so not as much was photographed as would have otherwise been (this is why there's only one photo of Waterloo -- the camera died while I was trying to take a photo of the mezzanine level). Please note Bahnhof Nordstadt is not representative of surface stops -- the vast majority have full-length high platforms.
Here's an alphabetical list of all the stops that I've got photos of:
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