Mount Victoria railway station is a regional railway station on the Blue Mountains Line of the NSW TrainLink intercity network, serving the town of Mount Victoria in the Upper Blue Mountains in New South Wales, Australia. The station opened in 1869 with the opening of the Main Western railway through the area.
The station has two side platforms and is served by one train every two hours in off-peak on weekdays, with additional services during peak hours. During peak hours and on weekends many services terminate here the station is served by at least one terminating and central service every hour, others proceed to Lithgow and one service proceeds to Bathurst. A train stabling facility is located at the Lithgow end of the station. The station is staffed twenty-four hours a day mainly because of the stabling facility.
The station still has its original sandstone buildings and is quite historic.
Blue Mountains Bus Company runs one route to and from Mount Victoria railway station:
<gallery> File:Mount Victoria railway station exterior.jpg|Station entrance and railway museum, adjacent to station building File:Entrance From Station Street.JPG|Entrance from Station Street File:Entrance from Patrick Street.JPG|Entrance from Patrick Street File:Car Park.JPG|Commuter car park File:Ticket Office Entrance.JPG|Entrance to ticket office File:Looking East Platform One and Two.JPG|Looking east along platforms one and two File:Platform One West.JPG|Western end of platform one File:Platform Two Looking West.JPG|Looking west along platform two File:Platform Two Shelter.JPG|Under the building on platform two File:Platform One Selter.JPG|Under the building on platform one File:East End of Platform.JPG| Eastern end of platforms File:Yard Sign.JPG|Yard sign File:Manual Indicators.JPG|Manual indicators on platform two File:Ticket Office.JPG|Old ticket office on platform one File:Platform Footbridge.JPG|Platform footbridge File:Old Signals.JPG|Old signals on platform one File:Signal Box.JPG|Signal box on platform two </gallery>