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Großhansdorf station

U1

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No
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AB
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Terminus
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Großhansdorf station in detail

Großhansdorf U-Bahn station in Hamburg — U1 line

Großhansdorf is one of the 93 stations of the Hamburg U-Bahn. It is served only by the U1.

On an ordinary weekday the hvv timetable has 74 trains calling here, the first at 04:22 and the last at 00:12. The ride to Hauptbahnhof takes 44 minutes from here with no interchange.

First and last train from Großhansdorf

U1towards Norderstedt Mitte
DayFirst trainLast trainDepartures
Mon–Thu04:2200:1274
Fri04:22runs all night80
Sat04:22runs all night66
Sun04:2200:1260
Frequency in this direction
Time bandMon–ThuFriSatSun
07:00–09:0010–20 min10–20 min20 min20 min
10:00–15:0020 min20 min20 min20 min
16:00–18:3010 min10 min20 min20 min
21:00–23:0020 min20 min20 min20 min
01:00–04:00 (night service)–40 min40 min–

On Friday and Saturday nights the U-Bahn calls here right through — there is no gap between the last train and the first. On the other nights the night bus 658 takes over. Times from the official hvv timetable data (GTFS, Hamburg Transparency Portal, dl-de/by-2.0), timetable period 30 July to 12 December 2026.

What is around Großhansdorf?

The area around the station
2 min walk
Shops, eateries and everyday amenities in the residential quarter around the station exit.
Bus and S-Bahn connections
1 min walk
HVV bus and (at many stations) S-Bahn lines link the station with the surrounding districts.
Onward into the city
0 min walk
From here you reach downtown with no change or just one — see the route planner for details.

Connections at Großhansdorf

According to the hvv timetable, these are the lines that call at Großhansdorf besides the U-Bahn. Interchanging is included in your ticket — inside the Hamburg AB zone you do not need a second fare.

Bus
376369764
Night bus
658

Services at Großhansdorf

Step-free access
step-free
A lift on every platform, a (partly) raised platform for level boarding and a tactile guidance system.
To Hauptbahnhof
44 min
Direct ride, no interchange, from the hvv timetable.
To Jungfernstieg
48 min
Direct ride, no interchange, from the hvv timetable.
Ticket machines
hvv machines at the entrance or on the platform — card, contactless or cash
hvv app
Buy tickets digitally — around 7% cheaper in the app and online shop than at the machine
Passenger information
Digital next-train displays with the waiting time to the next train and live service alerts
Tip

On Friday and Saturday nights the U-Bahn runs right through here, so you can walk onto the platform at three in the morning. On the other nights night bus 658 serves this stop, on the same ticket.

Neighbouring stations and line route

Frequently asked questions about Großhansdorf

On a normal weekday the first train from Großhansdorf leaves towards Norderstedt Mitte: 04:22. The last train leaves towards Norderstedt Mitte: 00:12. On Friday and Saturday nights the U-Bahn runs through here, so there is no break in service. On the other nights night bus 658 serves the stop. The times come from the official hvv timetable data (GTFS, Hamburg Transparency Portal, dl-de/by-2.0), timetable period 30 July to 12 December 2026.

During the weekday morning peak (07:00–09:00) from Großhansdorf: U1 towards Norderstedt Mitte: every 10–20 min. Evenings and weekends are thinner — the table above breaks down every time band separately.

Besides the U-Bahn, Großhansdorf is served by: Bus 376, 369, 764; Night bus 658. Interchanging is included in your ticket — inside the Hamburg AB zone you do not need a second fare.

HOCHBAHN status: step-free. A lift on every platform, a (partly) raised platform for level boarding and a tactile guidance system. Of the 93 U-Bahn stops, 89 are step-free today; the U1, U2 and U4 are fully converted. Whether an individual lift is out of order right now is shown by the hvv lift service.

Großhansdorf is a station on line U1 of the Hamburg U-Bahn. The line page lists every stop on the route together with the journey times; for an overview of the whole network see the network map.

You barely need a printed timetable in Hamburg: at peak times trains run about every 3–5 Min., around ca. 5 Min. during the day, roughly every 10 Min. in the evening and every 10–20 Min. je nach Linie on the round-the-clock nights. So you simply walk down to the platform — the next train is coming soon.

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