We aren’t quite ready for a 24-7 train system, but we’re surely a step closer now that Sydney Metro has extended its service after a successful first month. More than 190,000 Sydneysiders and tourists poured onto the forward-thinking new train line on the very first day. Now, a month later, Transport for NSW has announced … Read more
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Wondering what to eat around Sydney’s new metro stations? It’s been a few weeks since Sydney’s major new M1 Metro line opened, springing several new stations to support the game-changing project. This has not only made getting around Sydney faster, it’s made some of the city’s best restaurants and bars infinitely more accessible for both … Read more
It’s been up and running for over a week, clocking more than 1 million passengers in just a few days, but Sydney Metro’s biggest challenge is just around the corner as the new railway faces its first full season. And now that the humans have had their turn, it’s over to the dogs to help … Read more
Sydney’s new Metro line attracted an estimated 40,000 passengers by 10am on its first day of operation. Monday, August 19 was a historic day in Sydney with the long-awaited opening of the Sydney Metro line between Sydenham and Chatswood, completing a line that features 118 services and runs for 51.5km The paradigm-shifting project, ten years … Read more
With Sydney’s long-awaited Metro line between Sydenham and Chatswood now open, daily commuters and tourists are in for a treat for the dynamic Sydney Metro Art program. Metro stations in creative destinations like New York City and Stockholm have long doubled as canvases for incredible public art projects, envigorating the daily commute and injecting a … Read more
The bid to get the new Sydney Metro line up and running has taken a major step forward, with safety regulators clearing trains to start running from Monday, August 19. “Metro Opens Monday… yes, for real this time,” Transport Minister Jo Haylen announced in a post on X. “I’ll see you on the train.” The … Read more
