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Stephansplatz is an important destination and interchange station in the Vienna U-Bahn system. It is located under the Stephansplatz and is served by lines U1 and U3. Stephansplatz station opened on 18 November 1978. Designated officially as the central node of the U-Bahn by ''City'' in on-train announcements and on network maps by a pictogram of its namesake, the Stephansdom, the station serves the heart of the Altstadt and connects two of the busiest lines, making it one of the busiest stations in the city. The U1 between it and Karlsplatz has the highest ridership in the system: approximately 167,000 riders per day in 2004.〔Horst Prillinger, (Zahlen, Daten, Fakten ), Die Wiener U-Bahn, 2 September 2006, retrieved 15 June 2010 (German).〕 ==Station layout== The U-Bahn platforms lie up to five storeys below the Stephansplatz. Station entrances are located in the square, in the Graben, in Kärntner Straße and in Goldschmiedegasse. To preserve the streetscape, they are not covered. The Goldschmiedegasse entrance is via a lift on the outside of the Haas-Haus and is wheelchair-accessible.〔(U1 - Stephansplatz ), Barrierfreie Informationen, Wiener Linien (German).〕 The remaining entrances have escalators and stairs. There are a total of 23 escalators of varying lengths, and 3 additional lifts within the station. The U1 runs deeper underground and has an island platform; the two U3 platforms are single platforms stacked above each other. An information kiosk and a Wiener Linien ticket purchase outlet are located on the upper level of the station. In addition, two Viennese bakery brands have stores within the station complex. Until its relocation in 2005, there was also a police station.〔("Polizeiinspektion Brandstätte 4 eröffnet" ), Vienna Town Hall press release, 14 October 2005, retrieved 15 June 2010 (German).〕
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