
Under The Clocks
Under The Clocks
Melbourne, Australia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Jack — 3 weeks ago
You can't visit Melbourne without seeing the clocks at Flinders Street Station.
It is such a beautiful building, especially at sunset 🌅 when the sky turns pink and orange behind the dome.
We were also lucky to see it lit up in rainbow colours at night—it looked absolutely magical.
Whether you are catching a train or just meeting "under the clocks," it’s a stunning piece of architecture.
**★★★★★ Tony Wenz — a month ago
Iconic Flinders Street Station. This is Historic Melbourne. And don't forget The Pub, The Church and Fed Square on the other 3 corners for a photographic feast.
**★★★★★ Melvin J. — 3 months ago
Flinders Street Station, Melbourne’s first city railway station, was opened in 1910 and has been an iconic landmark ever since. The famous meeting spot “Under the Clocks” refers to the row of clocks above the main entrance showing train departure times, a phrase Melburnians have been using for decades. Fun fact: back in the day, station staff had to manually update the clocks whenever the train schedule changed! The station’s historic façade and clocks still stand proudly amidst the modern citys
**★★★★★ Paul Wu — 4 months ago
2025/10 Flinders Street Railway Station
Flinders Street Railway Station is one of Melbourne’s most iconic landmarks and the busiest train station in Australia. Opened in 1854, it was the first railway station in an Australian city and has remained a central hub for Melbourne’s suburban rail network ever since.
The station is famous for its distinctive yellow façade, green dome, and the row of clocks above the main entrance, which display departure times for different train lines. Located at th
**★★★★★ Kasyapa Jayo Bandara — 7 months ago
Iconic spot in Melbourne! The clock tower is a great meeting point and the surrounding Bourke Street Mall is bustling with life. Catch a tram, grab some food, and enjoy the city vibes. A must-visit for anyone exploring Melbourne's CBD
















