HAMBURG S-BAHN HISTORY

30-09-1865: Railway link Hamburg - Altona via Dammtor

05-12-1906: Suburban service Blankenese - Ohlsdorf

01-10-1907: Electric suburban service Blankenese - Ohlsdorf [> S1/S11]

12-03-1924: Ohlsdorf - Poppenbüttel [> S1/S11]

14-05-1950: Blankenese - Sülldorf [> S1]

20-05-1954: Sülldorf - Wedel [> S1]

01-06-1958: Berliner Tor - Bergedorf [> S21/S2]

04-10-1959: Berliner Tor - Hauptbahnhof ( - Altona) [> S21/S2]

22-02-1962: Holstenstraße - Langenfelde [> S21/S3]

26-05-1965: Langenfelde - Elbgaustraße [> S21/S3]

22-09-1967: Elbgaustraße - Pinneberg [> S21/S3]

01-06-1969: Bergedorf - Aumühle [S2]

30-05-1975: Hauptbahnhof - Landungsbrücken "City S-Bahn" [S10]

18-04-1979: Landungsbrücken - Altona (incl. new Altona underground station) [S1, S3]

31-05-1981: Altona - Diebsteich link [S3]

25-09-1983: Hauptbahnhof - Harburg Rathaus [S3, S31]

04-08-1984: Harburg Rathaus - Neugraben [S3]

29-05-1994: Bergedorf - Aumühle closed [S21] due to reconstruction of Hamburg-Berlin main line

01-06-1997: Bergedorf - Reinbek reopened [S21]

30-05-1999: Allermöhe station added [S21]

26-05-2002: Reinbek - Aumühle reopened [S21]

09-12-2007: Neugraben - Stade (dual-system trains) [S3]

12-12-2008: Ohlsdorf - Hamburg Airport (Flughafen) [S1]

15-12-2019: Elbbrücken station added [S3/S31]

31-05-2023: Ottensen station added [S1/S11]

10-12-2023: network restructured and S5 introduced

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