The Flinders Street Station Clocktower, situated at the intersection of Flinders and Elizabeth Streets, has become an integral part of Melbourne's identity. Completed in 1910 as part of a grand redevelopment of the station, the clock tower quickly became a focal point of the cityscape.

Graffiti was discovered on the Flinders Street Station clock tower on Elizabeth St on Wednesday. A popular graffiti tag, known as Pam the Bird, was drawn over the clock, accompanied by three red splotches.

Flinders Street Station, with its iconic Clocktower situated on Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, is not just a transportation hub; it's a symbol of the city's rich history and cultural heritage.

The Swanston Street entrance of Flinders Street Station is a bustling gateway to the heart of Melbourne. The station, constructed in 1909, features a magnificent Edwardian-style façade with grand arched windows and a clock tower that soars high above the entrance.

Jan 31, 2018 · Flinders Street’s beloved tower clock is running again after its first restoration in more than a century. The Elizabeth St Tower Clock was made in 1907 by local clockmaker F. Zeigler and with four faces, each 11 feet in diameter – it is the largest clock in Victoria.

The majestic Flinders Street Station clock tower is once again visible at the end of Elizabeth Street, a tantalising foretaste of the refurbishment project to the exterior of whole building, which is nearing completion.

The distinctive and eclectic Edwardian building, with its prominent dome, arched entrance, tower and clocks is one of the city's most recognisable landmarks, and its grand, somewhat exotic character led to the popular myth that the design was actually intended for Mumbai 's Victoria Terminus and vice versa, but was swapped in the post. [6][7]

Slide the navigation bar to the right and highlight the area to explore the First Level floor plan of Flinders Street Station. Read about some of the stories that revolved under the clock here.

Recalling the row of clocks above the main entrance of Flinders Street Station, our completely renewed venue brings the heritage of the historical building back to life.

Another notable feature of Flinders Street Station is the clock tower, which stands at the corner of Flinders and Elizabeth Streets. The clock tower is 64 metres high and has four clock faces that are 3.7 metres in diameter.