New Sydney Central Station - Walking Tour of ALL 4 Concourses & 7 Exits | Australia in 4K Cinematic скачать в хорошем качестве

New Sydney Central Station - Walking Tour of ALL 4 Concourses & 7 Exits | Australia in 4K Cinematic

Join me for an unprecedented, GPS-tracked, uninterrupted walking tour of all 4 Concourses and 7 Exits at the newly-revamped Central Station in Sydney, Australia. We'll start at the Grand Concourse, which connects to Exit 1 (Main Entrance) and Exit 2 (Eddy Avenue Light Rail). Next, we'll explore the new Northern Concourse, opened in May 2023, which links to Exit 3 (Eddy Avenue) and Exit 4 (Elizabeth Street). From there, we'll enter the North-South Concourse, launched in April 2023, where passengers can access the new Sydney City Metro Line, which opened in August 2024. Our journey continues to the Central Walk Concourse, where for the first time in the station's 118-year history, escalator access is provided to the majority of Sydney’s suburban train platforms. This leads us to Exit 5 (Chalmers Street Light Rail). We'll then move towards the Southern Concourse, connecting to Exit 6 (Devonshire Street) and Exit 7 (Railway Square). Along the way, we’ll explore a couple of platforms to showcase how the various Concourses are seamlessly-connected. This is the ultimate walking tour for anyone keen to familiarise themselves with the layout of Sydney’s Central Station in 2024. Enjoy! New Sydney Metro tour    • New Sydney Metro - Walking Tour of ALL 9 S...   Australia showreel    / @col_shoots   Where I stayed    / @col_stays   Gear I used    / @col_reviews   0:00 Highlights 1:00 INTRO 1:15 Exit 1 - Foreshore 4:17 Grand Concourse 5:38 Exit 2 - Pitt Street Light Rail 13:38 Northern Concourse (NEW - Opened May 2023) 17:09 Exit 3 - Eddy Avenue 21:30 Old Northern Concourse 22:44 Exit 4 - Elizabeth Avenue 25:50 Old Exit 5 - Eastern Stairs 31:14 North-South Concourse (NEW - Opened Apr 2023) 32:55 Sydney Metro City Line (NEW - Opened Aug 2024) 37:37 Central Walk (NEW - Opened Apr 2023) 40:25 Exit 5 - Chalmers Street Light Rail 45:02 South Concourse 45:18 Lines 24/25 (e.g. to Bondi Beach) 48:32 Lines 22/23 (e.g. to Sydney Airport) 53:11 Exit 6 - Devonshire Street 56:03 Exit 7 - Railway Square 1:01:43 Speedrun Tour from Railway Square to Grand Concourse 1:20:07 OUTRO ▶ About Central Station, Sydney Central Station in Sydney is the city’s primary railway hub and one of Australia’s most iconic transport landmarks. The original station opened in 1855 at a different location, serving as the terminus for the Sydney–Parramatta line, which was the first railway in New South Wales. As the city grew, the need for a larger, more modern facility became clear, and in 1906, the current Central Station officially opened. Designed in a grand Federation/Edwardian style, the station was built to handle the rapidly increasing passenger traffic and featured an impressive concourse, clock tower, and extensive platforms. Over the decades, it became a central node connecting suburban, intercity, and regional rail services across New South Wales. Throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, Central Station has undergone numerous upgrades and renovations to meet the demands of a modern city. Major refurbishments have included the installation of modern ticketing systems, accessibility improvements like elevators and ramps, and expansion of platforms to accommodate more trains. In recent years, renovations have focused on preserving the station’s historic architecture while modernizing facilities, including updates to the concourse, new lighting, and improved commuter amenities. Today, Central Station remains not just a vital transport hub but also a heritage landmark, blending Sydney’s rich railway history with the needs of a modern bustling city. ▶ My socials Instagram:   / col_jung   Blog:   / col-jung   X:   / col_jung   Work:    / @col_builds   Investing:    / @col_invests   Gaming:    / @col_loads   Films:    / @col_shoots   Hotels:    / @col_travels   Gear:    / @col_reviews   ▶ Music The Long Retreat" by Birocratic (http://birocratic.lnk.to/allYL) ▶ Walking Rewards I earn money on two apps making walking videos: https://stepn.com https://stepngo.com #walking #travel #sydney