Australia Trains

That will be an Electric Tilt train. As a rule, it operates at the top speed of 160 km/h (about 100 mph), although tests showed that the train's top possible speed is approximately 210 km/h (130 mph). An XPT train mentioned above is a very close second in regards to the top-speed results, also providing excellent onboard amenities and great service during the journey.

The country boasts a very developed railway network, offering several types of train connections. The most popular types are urban rail (such as metro trains and city trams), long-distance tourist trains (including Indian Pacific, The Ghan, and The Overland) and passenger routes, and high-speed trains.

This honorable title goes to the Central Railway Station, nestled in the heart of Sydney, one of the most striking Australian cities. The railway complex is huge, boasting 25 in-use platforms (2 more under construction) and welcoming over 330 000 people every day. As you can imagine, inside, the station boasts excellent facilities, providing everything you need for a comfortable journey, as well as top-class service.