Suggestions for Train Station near Melbourne CBD, Melbourne

Dudi • June 28, 2018Must visit this iconic and old train station in city center of melbourne

L¡v • August 13, 2019Always busy no matter time of the day you go but it’s good because upstairs is everything such as food cafes, clothing, shoe shops and a library

Anju A. • May 18, 2011Bring ur own charger

Tom B. • July 21, 2010Beautiful, brand new train station.

Naughty J. • October 9, 2012The weekday AM announcement dude is named "Campy" and loves to be called such. Give him a hearty "hi ho!" as you pass.

Peta G. • June 25, 2011bloody cold in winter!

Hilmi H. • March 3, 2011Like the bus service to melb uni. Forget the hassle of the city loop.

Anthony S. • August 25, 2010Richmond to Flinders St direct is about 3 minutes; about 14 minutes via the loop. Don't forget to factor in the wait time for the transfer. Metro platform staff are cheerful and helpful too.

snarkle • March 12, 2011Trains go direct to Flinders St on weekdays, via the loop on weekends.

Luke M. • March 1, 2011Has a really cool view of Victoria Park, the former home of the CollingwoodFC.

David B. • July 9, 2011Have 000 on speed dial..just sayin ;P

Banky B. • July 21, 2010Many Thais restaurants and Thais shops are close by the station.

Asa L. • January 16, 2011Soak up the culture change! Now: graffitti Then: film, hats and tomato sauce

Wyatt N. • May 18, 2010Make sure you pay close attention to signage; there are some exotic creatures to be seen! Can YOU spot them all? (kindly provided by Metro to distract you while waiting for the train thats late again)

Laura S. • January 13, 2011Stop off on the way home for some milk and bread, it's conveniently located right next to Coles

Glen M. • January 31, 2012Every nudie run gets a free coffee, Tom says so

Jorge A. • February 10, 2012Best central pub, in the middle of everything and right next to the train station for an easy rise home!