Sydney's main train station connects almost all NSW and interstate cities. There are heritage buildings with modern setups and facilities. Grand concourse, large displays, frequently serviced toilets, shops, sitting areas, helpful staffs, what you need at a train station everything here.
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The main train station of Sydney, it's located in a heritage building that's well maintained, orderly and kept clean and tidy.
There's up to date train information on the main foyer's screens and information desk, as well as screens throughout the station and platforms that cover departures and the
The most important station 🚉 where it connects all trains 🚂 with central Busniess district CBD
The infrastructure and network were successful designed and planned
Wonderful station. The architecture of the building is marvelous. The exterior and interior is outstanding. I Loved the atmosphere, visiting the station was like turning back time and living in 80s but with a high tech technology
Central at this point was a little confusing to navigate to find the correct light rail service to get to an event. There was a lot of works going on to better the station. There were lots of staff to ask directions to were I needed to go. Big place to navigate but it is starting to look really nice
Central Sydney Train Station is a station that I've been taking for many years.
Even pre-virus in peak hour it was really good in terms of how it can handle high volume, it's easy to get around the staff there are really good.
It's also visually fascinating, has great bathrooms (for a train statio
The Clock Tower lit up for Vivid . No coffee open .
It's a grand old building and the plans underway will enhance and add to this area of Sydney.
A lot more people traveling by trains, so will be good to see it developed to its potential as a business and retail area.
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