Sydney’s Central Railway Station, also known as Sydney Terminal is the largest railway station in Sydney. The main station building was opened in 1906.
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The 75 meter clock tower was added in 1921.
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Sydney Terminal also services the tram line…
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Arched entrances…
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Main hall...
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A hanging clock large enough to read time from opposite ends of the main hall
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Ticket vending machines
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One of several rows of gates… The terminal has 27 platforms wich services almost all of the lines of the city rail network
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Offices...
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... amenities...
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... and shops.
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Bikes are allowed inside the trains. This one’s having a break.
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Taking the train to and from the airport is convenient. Luggage-pulling peeps are aplenty in Central, where most people to and from the airport alight to transfer train.
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Courtyard
Outside the terminal... |
Eddy Avenue
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Bus stop
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One of the bus waiting sheds became a favorite spot by this wandering old lady… She’s probably homeless and sleeps there as well or at the nearby park.
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Tram bridgeway…
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Backpackers accommodation nearby…
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Belmore Park, just across Eddy Avenue…
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Homeless in the park…
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