The Berlin U-Bahn opened in 1902 and as a result of it’s country’s past, is a great representation of dramatic political and social shifts pre and post World War II. The U-Bahn underwent many drastic changes when the Berlin wall was built — and then again when it was torn down.

This German subway is also notoriously known for it’s gorgeous array of architecture — results of famous Swedish architect, Alfred Grenander’s evolving tastes. When connecting from one line to another, it’s been said that it can feel like traveling from one era into another. Wether you’re a history buff or a lover of maps and urban style, The Berlin U-Bahn Ketubah is a beautiful blend of modern art and evolving history.