Trains

Melbourne’s train network consists of the metropolitan network, aptly named the Metro, and the regional V-Line services which connect the CBD, suburbs, and parts of regional Victoria.

Using Melbourne Trains

Finding Routes and stops
You can use the PTV website or APP, Metro Trains, City Mapper, and for regional services V-Line.

Paying for fares

• use a ‘myki’ card which you can use to ‘tap on’ and ‘tap off’ with fares deducted from the card.
• use a mobile ‘myki’ available for Andriod devices via the Google Pay^TM app.
• myki Explorer pack which is a one-day unlimited use card perfect for travelers.
• for V-line services some routes still use paper tickets which can be purchased at V-Line stations or online.

Melbourne Train Line Map

Including regional Victoria. Click for larger image

Metro Lines

The metropolitan network features 15 lines and 222 stations.

Click on the link for Line and Station maps [PDF] via metrotrains.com.au

• Alamein
• Belgrave
• Craigieburn
• Cranbourne
• Frankston

• Glen Waverley
• Hurstbridge
• Lilydale
• Mernda
• Pakenham
• Sandringham

• Stony Point
• Sunbury
• Upfield
• Werribee
• Williamstown

V-Line

V-Line operates services to regional Victoria which depart from Southern Cross Station. You can search timetables at V-Line.

V-Line network map 

Including trains and coach/bus