This is basically a railway station where two lines cross perpendicularly, the reason being that…read moreone of them is the airport line, which was recently constructed - sort of - when I say recently I am generally referring to for the Sydney Olympics as opposed to having been around since before I was born. However, it appears as if development has taken place around here as well, though in part this station still sort of feels like it is in the middle of nowhere.

I feel like this station need lots of make over, since it just 1 stop away from international…read moreairport. Looks like this station so unorganised, and a little old to me.

I would comment about railway stations built under shopping centres, but the thing is that this…read moreprobably has something to do with the land being relatively cheap - if you can get it that is. As a station, this one really isn't all that particularly great though - accessibly, but somewhat grotty and a bit dull.

Another popular station ..... being in the Hospital District with lots of Medical support services…read more..... and a large population in the area, it gets quite a workout. It's located at the town centre so as soon as you depart the station you are on the main drag with all the shops, eateries and hotels at your disposal. It's always clean & well lit so I would consider it one of the safer stations as well. If you are a St George fan ..... get off at Carlton station .... as it's closer to Jubilee Oval.

Smaller, clean well equipped station. Stairs & lifts, many seats, clean restrooms & food vendors…read moreoutside. Easy to navigate the station as trains were well marked and announcements made. Signs indicated that cctv cameras are on for our safety.

I'm inclined to suggest that this is actually a pretty major Sydney station, but considering the…read moresize of some of the other stations that I had visited, this one is actually rather small. However, it is located right in the heart of Newtown, which means getting to its many delights is actually quite easy, and the trains run rather regularly as well. Okay, a number to pass straight through, considering that there are a few express routes along this line, but it is still pretty awesome.

This is another one of those really old stations that are rather nice, however, sometimes I'm not…read moreentirely sure whether aesthetics really count for all that much, particularly when the station lacks facilities, and also isn't all that accessible. Well, that seems to be the case with this one, though when all you are doing is waiting for a train, waiting in a nice building does help. Oh, and trains also seem to pass this station rather often.

This railway station brings back an awful lot of memories from my younger, and more adventurous,…read moredays. Actually, I still live a rather adventurous lifestyle, so I can't really make that statement. Anyway, this station can be a little deceiving as it appears simply to be a row of shops, that is until you are right on top of it. The bridge is one of those pretty cool bridges, and the station is pretty awesome as well. Okay, it's a railway station, but still a pretty cool one.

This train station was great! Accessing the trains are easy, as you don't need to get a train card…read moreand add money to it. Just tap a card or a phone payment app to get in and out of the train platform areas. Then it was super easy to figure out what platform would lead you to your train. Trains came reliably on time and I was able to get around to the rest of Sydney with no problem. Highly recommend.

It's a faster method of getting from domestic to the international terminal. You have to touch a…read morephysical pass or your credit card to access the train station once you enter the area from the domestic terminal. The waiting area has a screen, informing when the next trains are scheduled to arrive. The track area is even well maintained and looks pristine. It's 7 AUD to take this vs. the free shuttle bus that is crowded and the wait can be longer.