Flinders Street Railway Station

awesome flinders station, that is a real iconic building at the central of Melbourne!

Awesome train station that full of heritage and history! Nice architecture! Great for photos!

There are two main train stations in Melbourne. Southern Cross Station at Spencer Street Station and Flinders Station. Flinders Station, also known as Melbourne Central Station, is the main station of Melbourne City, and is a train line in Victoria and across the state. It is Australia's earliest train station, gathering all city trains to transfer, like the center of Melbourne's divergent train network. This century-old beige Renaissance building has become a famous symbol of Melbourne. It is the best starting point for a tour of Melbourne, within a hundred miles of the train station, close to cafes, art galleries, cinema arcades, ancient trees along the way, walking on the lawn, and a short walk to the Royal Botanic Garden.

Melbourne city flinders station , busy connection train station . close to ghetto river and cafes , 👍

An iconic landmark, built at a time when Melbourne was one of the richest cities in the world due to nearby gold mining. The station mostly caters towards local suburbs rather than longer distances, but worth taking a look anyway.

it’s located next to the Yarra river, the building is quite iconic and is a landmark that you should pass by if you're walking around CBD/ taking tram

To Melbourne, the train station on Flinders Street is a must-see attraction, because the train station that is still in operation is Melbourne's oldest and most famous landmark building, and it has retained such a car in the surrounding scattered modern buildings. The station is the highlight of Melbourne's attractions. The yellow walls are matched with bronze domes, full of the glory of the 18th century industrial revolution. Opposite the station is Federation Square, a strange and all-encompassing modern building, and the famous St Paul's Cathedral is diagonally opposite the station. To the train station, you can browse these three attractions at the same time, take the free tram at the train station and get off and walk, only 2 or 3 minutes away, very convenient. A few more steps there is a Melbourne shopping centre, which retains a bullet building and is a very strange building. There is an interesting Melbourne rule: meet Melbourne Railway Station and wait on the steps of the station building. Let's meet at Melbourne Railway Station and end this review.