File:Munich subway station Georg-Brauchle-Ring.JPG

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Description	Munich subway station Georg-Brauchle-Ring. Georg-Brauchle-Ring – otwarta w 2003 roku stacja monachijskiego metra obsługująca linię U1. Jest położona pod ulicą Hanauer Straße, w pobliżu skrzyżowania z Georg-Brauchle-Ring. Georg-Brauchle-Ring, uma estação da linha U1 do metrô de Munique, Alemanha. U-Bahnhof Georg-Brauchle-Ring, stanice Mnichovského metra na lince U1 byla uvedena do provozu 18. října 2003. Georg-Brauchle-Ring es una estación de la línea U1 del metro de Múnich, Alemania. Se encuentra bajo el Georg-Brauchle-Ring, que es parte del sistema de la carretera de circunvalación de Múnich, conocido como "Mittlerer Ring". Fue inaugurado el 18 de octubre de 2003. El artista Franz Ackermann produjo una obra titulada "El gran viaje", compuesta de dos paredes de colores que adornan la estación. La obra consta de 400 paneles y cada pared tiene un peso de 30 toneladas. müncheni metró Georg-Brauchle-Ring állomása La fermata di Georg-Brauchle-Ring sulla linea U1 della metropolitana di Monaco di Baviera. Прстен „Георг Браухле“ — станица на Минхенското метро. Het station Georg-Brauchle-Ring ligt aan lijn U1 van de metro van München. De uit 400 panelen bestaande gekleurde wanden, ontworpen door kunstenaar Franz Ackermann, dragen de titel De grote Reis en wegen 30 ton per stuk.
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Date	2014-04-20 13:53:07
Author	c:User:Martin Falbisoner
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