If you think Central Station is just a place to hop on and off trains, think again. This historic landmark is full of surprises and secrets that will make you see it in a whole new light.

Central Station is the oldest and largest railway station in Australia, and the hub of the Sydney Trains’ network. But it’s also a stunning example of architecture and design that reflects the history and culture of Sydney.

On this Sydney Central Station Self-Guided Audio Tour, you’ll uncover some of the fascinating facts and stories that make this place so special. For instance:

· Did you know that Central Station is actually the third station to be built on this site since 1855? The current station opened in 1906 and was designed to wow visitors with its majestic facade and spacious hall.

· Have you ever noticed the sandstone clock tower that rises above the station? It was added in 1921 and became a symbol of Central Station. It’s 85.6 metres high and has four clock faces that can be seen from miles away. Well, they used to, before the city skyscrapers blocked the view.

· Do you want to climb up the 302 steps inside the clock tower and see the clock faces up close? You can’t, sorry. But you can peek through the windows of the tower and imagine what it’s like.

Are you ready to explore Central Station like never before? Join this Sydney Central Station Self-Guided Audio Tour and get ready for an amazing adventure!

This tour uses data provided by Transport for NSW and Wikipedia.