Map of Town Hall Station Sydney – Train Station & Exit Guide

Town Hall Station is one of Sydney's busiest underground railway stations, located beneath the Sydney central business district adjacent to Sydney Town Hall and the Queen Victoria Building (QVB). The station is a major interchange on the Sydney Trains network, providing convenient access to shopping, business districts, entertainment venues and many of Sydney's best-known attractions.

Opened in 1932 as part of the City Circle railway, Town Hall Station features multiple underground platforms connected by a network of concourses, escalators and exits leading directly to George Street, Park Street, Druitt Street and surrounding city blocks. Its central location makes it one of the most heavily used transport hubs in Australia.

This map of Town Hall Station Sydney provides a location guide to the station entrances, underground platforms, exits, nearby light rail stops and surrounding attractions.

Quick Answer

Town Hall Station is located beneath George Street between Druitt Street and Park Street in the heart of Sydney's central business district. The station is served by Sydney Trains and is within walking distance of many of Sydney's major attractions.

Map of Town Hall Station Sydney

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Where Is Town Hall Station Located?

Town Hall Station occupies the block beneath George Street between Druitt Street and Park Street, directly opposite Sydney Town Hall and beside the Queen Victoria Building.

The map marker identifies the main George Street station entrance.

Train Services

Sydney Trains

Town Hall Station is served by the City Circle together with T1 North Shore & Western Line, T2 Leppington & Inner West Line, T3 Liverpool & Inner West Line, T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line, T8 Airport & South Line and T9 Northern Line.

Station Areas

Main Concourse

The underground concourse connects all platforms with multiple exits throughout the city centre.

Platforms

Underground island platforms provide frequent services across the Sydney Trains network.

Station Entrances

George Street Entrance

The principal entrance is located adjacent to Sydney Town Hall and the Queen Victoria Building.

Park Street Exits

Several exits provide convenient access to Hyde Park, Pitt Street Mall and surrounding office buildings.

Druitt Street Exits

Northern exits provide direct access to Town Hall Square and nearby bus stops.

Station Facilities

• Ticket machines

• Customer service facilities

• Passenger information displays

• Retail outlets

• Accessible entrances

• Elevators

• Escalators

• Public toilets nearby

Transport Connections

Sydney Light Rail

Light rail services stop nearby on George Street, providing connections through the Sydney CBD.

Buses

Numerous bus routes operate along George Street, Druitt Street, York Street and nearby roads.

Walking

Many of Sydney's major attractions are within easy walking distance.

Nearby Destinations

• Sydney Town Hall

• Queen Victoria Building (QVB)

• Pitt Street Mall

• Hyde Park

• Darling Harbour

• St Andrew's Cathedral

• World Square

• Sydney Tower Eye

Visitor Tips

Follow exit signs carefully as different exits provide quicker access to different parts of the CBD.

Allow additional time during weekday peak periods, when the station is extremely busy.

Use the George Street entrance for Sydney Town Hall and the Queen Victoria Building.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Town Hall Station?

It is located beneath George Street in Sydney's central business district.

Which train lines serve Town Hall Station?

Most Sydney Trains suburban services travelling through the City Circle stop at Town Hall Station.

Is Town Hall Station accessible?

Yes. Accessible entrances and lifts are available, although some routes vary depending on your destination.

Can I walk to Darling Harbour?

Yes. Darling Harbour is approximately a 10-minute walk from the station.

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Disclaimer

This guide is provided for general travel information only. Train services, station entrances, exit arrangements and transport connections may change. Always confirm current information with Transport for NSW before travelling.