Town Hall station

Lines SUN / PKM / CRB · Metro Tunnel

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Town Hall — overview

Town Hall station — Melbourne Metro

Town Hall is a station on the Sunbury line (also served by the Pakenham line, Cranbourne line). Terminus of the Sunbury line.

Interchange station — change here between train lines, or connect with local buses and trams.

Nearby places and attractions

Local shops & cafés
2 min walk
Neighbourhood shopping strip and cafés near the station.
Bus connections
1 min walk
Local bus routes connect the station to surrounding suburbs.
Parks & reserves
5 min walk
Local parks and reserves within walking distance.

Getting to and from the station

Bus connections
Local and SmartBus routes link the station to nearby suburbs
Tram connections
Yarra Trams services where the line meets a tram route (inner suburbs and the CBD)
Park & Ride
Commuter car parking and Kiss & Ride at many suburban stations

Station facilities

Accessible access
Step-free paths & ramps
Car parking
Where available
Bike parking
Racks and cages at most stations
myki readers
Touch on / touch off
PTV app
Live departures & planner
Passenger info
Displays & announcements

Frequently asked questions

Town Hall follows the standard Metro Trains timetable — first trains from around 5:00 am and last trains around midnight Sunday to Thursday. On Friday and Saturday nights, Night Network trains run all night, roughly every 60 minutes. Always check the PTV app for live times.

Town Hall is an interchange station served by the SUN, PKM and CRB lines on the Metro Trains Melbourne network. See each line page for the full stopping pattern and connections.

Most Melbourne stations have step-free access, tactile guidance and accessible myki readers; staffed “premium” stations also have accessible toilets. Check the PTV station page for the exact facilities and any boarding-ramp assistance before you travel.

Prams and folding bikes are welcome at all times. Full-size bicycles are allowed on Metro trains free of charge outside the busiest peak direction — please keep doorways clear.

You need a myki card (or Mobile myki in Google Pay). Touch on at the myki reader before boarding and touch off when you finish — the whole metropolitan network is one flat fare zone, so a 2-hour fare is the same wherever you travel. Contactless bank-card payment is also rolling out from 2026.

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